Dublin 8: Apartment Asking €425,000 vs €358,500 PPR Median

Market analysis by the Dublin Property Research Desk. Data refreshed 2026-10-04 from public listing and Property Price Register sources. Figures should be verified independently before any purchase decision.

At a glance

Address Apartment 32 Chancery Court Bride Street Dublin 8
Eircode D08TF95
Report date 2026-10-04
Asking price €425,000
PPR median (comparable sales) €358,500
Asking vs PPR median +18.5%
Est. stamp duty €4,250
HTB eligible Yes

What the numbers say

The asking price of €425,000 is +18.5% above the PPR median of €358,500 for comparable properties. That premium may reflect condition, BER, or a specific feature — or it may leave negotiation room, as recent confirmed sales in the area clustered below the asking level.

Comparable sales evidence

Count: 16, Median: €358,500, Avg: €399,766, Range: €200,000-€950,000

Regulatory context

Stamp duty on a €425,000 purchase is estimated at €4,250. The Help to Buy scheme applies to new-build purchases only; this listing shows signals consistent with HTB eligibility — confirm with the vendor and your solicitor.

Location & planning due diligence

Methodology & disclaimer

This report is generated automatically from public sources: live listings (Daft.ie, MyHome.ie, auction portals), the Property Price Register (PPR) for confirmed sales, and regulatory sources. Prices are extracted programmatically and may miss fees or guide-price adjustments. This is research, not financial or legal advice — always instruct a conveyancing solicitor and verify BER, title, and planning history before bidding.

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