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D14
Rathfarnham / Templeogue
South Dublin โข Low Demand Pressure
Family home / Owner-occupier primary๐ CSO Estimates
36
CautionGrade: D
Median Price
โฌ520k
CSO estimate
Price Growth
+3.1%
12-month YoY change
Gross Yield
3.2%
RTB est. โฌ1980/mo rent
Planning Permits
12
2024 permissions granted
Price History
ComputedMedian transaction price (โฌk)
Score Profile
Normalised 0โ100 per dimension
Investment Score Breakdown
36/100
7
Price Growth
Weight: 30%
+3.1% YoY
10
Rental Yield
Weight: 25%
3.2% gross
3
Planning
Weight: 20%
12 permits
11
Infrastructure
Weight: 15%
75/100
5
Affordability
Weight: 10%
45/100
AI Investment Analysis
Rathfarnham and Templeogue are family-first suburbs that appeal more to owner-occupiers than investors. Excellent school choice (Loreto Rathfarnham, Rathfarnham Parish primary), mature residential streetscapes, and mountains access make it a quality-of-life premium area. As an investment proposition, yield compression and modest growth make it less attractive than most alternatives, but strong demand from professional families keeps vacancies extremely low for those who do let.
โ Key Strengths
- โOutstanding primary and secondary school catchments
- โMountain foothills access (Hellfire Club walks)
- โQuality mature housing stock
- โLow tenant turnover when rented
โ Key Risks
- !Minimal capital growth potential
- !Lowest yield of south Dublin suburbs
- !Car dependency โ limited public transport north of M50
๐ Transport Links
- โDublin Bus 15/65B
- โLuas Green (Balally/Dundrum nearby)
- โProposed BusConnects D14 enhancement
๐๏ธ Key Developments
- โRathfarnham Village Centre plan
- โTempleogue Road corridor
- โChurchtown road improvements
Quick Finance Snapshot
Based on median price, 20% deposit, 4.1% fixed rate, 25-year term, RTB rent estimate
Total Cash Required
โฌ116,496
Monthly Repayment
โฌ2,219
Gross Rental Yield
4.6%
Net Monthly Income
โฌ1,163