Average rent in Dublin by area: latest CSO/RTB figures

As of 2026-10-04. Information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

These are average rents from the CSO/RTB Rent Index (table RIQ02), based on RTB-registered tenancies. They are averages for newly registered or renewed tenancies in the quarter, not what every tenant pays, and they are not asking rents.

Dublin county by bedrooms, 2025Q4

Dwelling	Average monthly rent	Change vs 2024Q4
One bed	EUR 1,741	5.6%
Two bed	EUR 2,253	4.6%
Three bed	EUR 2,586	6.7%
Four plus bed	EUR 3,319	4.3%
All bedrooms	EUR 2,165	4.3%

Selected Dublin areas, all bedrooms, 2025Q4

Area	Average monthly rent	Change vs 2024Q4
Rathmines, Dublin 6	EUR 1,651	0.7%
Ranelagh, Dublin 6	EUR 2,118	4.1%
Ballsbridge, Dublin 4	EUR 2,555	-0.2%
Clontarf, Dublin 3	EUR 2,115	7.3%
Dun Laoghaire, Dublin	EUR 2,233	2.6%
Swords, Dublin	EUR 1,992	8.5%
Blanchardstown, Dublin 15	EUR 1,995	5.9%
Lucan, Dublin	EUR 2,163	1.3%
Tallaght, Dublin 24	EUR 1,852	5.3%

Latest quarter in our dataset: 2025Q4. Some small areas have no figure in some quarters and are omitted. Postal-district series (for example "Dublin 4" as a whole) stopped at 2021 in this table, so area-level figures use the named localities.

Get it from the API

Paid ($0.02 per call, USDC via x402 or MPP): /v1/rent-check?area=Rathmines&beds=Two returns average rent for any town or Dublin locality and bedroom count, with 4- and 12-quarter trend and the rent-control summary.
Free: /v1/rent-check?area=Dublin&beds=All&type=All, Dublin county average rent (all bedrooms, all types) as JSON (20 calls/day/IP).
Machine-readable spec: /openapi.json. Docs: /docs.

Sources

CSO/RTB RIQ02 (rent data), CC BY 4.0

Summarised in our own words from the sources above. Figures can change; confirm with the source before relying on them.