Buying a home in Dublin 16 (D16): sold prices and the checks to run
Dublin 16 is the D16 Eircode routing area in County Dublin. Here is what second-hand homes there have sold for, and what to check before you bid on one.
What homes in Dublin 16 sell for
- Under €200k4
- €200k–€300k7
- €300k–€400k21
- €400k–€500k57
- €500k–€750k236
- €750k+131
Second-hand homes sold in the D16 Eircode area between 9 October 2025 and 9 October 2026, from the Property Price Register (PSRA, CC BY 4.0). Only sales the register records with an Eircode can be placed in an area — most second-hand sales, but few new builds — so new builds and sales not at full market price are left out.
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What a VeriSale report checks for a Dublin 16 home
Enter the address or its D16 Eircode and VeriSale runs 39 checks from public records, each graded A–F with what it means and what to ask. The sold-prices check uses the same D16 sales shown above.
Frequently asked questions
What do homes sell for in Dublin 16?
Second-hand homes in the D16 Eircode area (Dublin 16) sold for a median of €645,000 over the 12 months to October 2026, across 456 recorded sales on the Property Price Register. The middle half sold between €525,000 and €770,000.
Which Eircodes cover Dublin 16?
Eircodes beginning D16 are the Dublin 16 routing area, in County Dublin. The routing key is the first three characters of the Eircode; the last four identify the individual address.
What should I check before buying in Dublin 16?
With the country’s densest planning activity, the planning and neighbour-development checks are essential — the empty site next door rarely stays empty. For period homes, the BER check flags heating costs and retrofit potential; riverside and coastal areas carry documented flood history. Every purchase also warrants the core checks: planning history, title and registration, recent sold prices, the BER and the area profile.
What does a VeriSale report cost?
Searching is free: every search opens on a preview of the property — its overall grade and key checks — before you pay. The full report, all 39 checks graded, is €9.99; 3 reports for buyers comparing houses cost €24.99, to use within 12 months. The Land Registry folio details — registered owner, charges, rights of way and burdens — can be added for €9.99, or report and folio together cost €19.99.
Is a VeriSale report a survey or legal advice?
No. VeriSale compiles and grades public data so you walk into a purchase informed. It complements — never replaces — your surveyor and solicitor.
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