Ballyshannon Avenue

Dublin 5 / Coolock / 2 properties

Investment Growth Rate

Repeat-sale properties on Ballyshannon Avenue have changed by a median + 7.2% per year over 1.8 years (2022 to 2023) , based on 1 property with at least two recorded sales. How we calculate this .

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Properties

3 Ballyshannon Avenue €400,000 2023-12-15
33 Ballyshannon Avenue €375,000 2023-08-28

About Coolock

The name comes from the Irish 'An Chulug' — 'the little corner' — though Coolock expanded dramatically from a small village in the 1950s as Dublin Corporation built housing estates during the inner-city clearance era. The population grew by over ninety per cent between 1961 and 1966. The Northside Shopping Centre, opened in 1970 and designed by Sam Stephenson, anchored the new community. Archaeological finds in the area date human settlement here to 1500 BC.

Street Median (Ballyshannon Avenue)

€387,500

Across 2 sales

Area Median (Coolock)

€360,000

Across 157 sales

District Median (Dublin 5)

€387,000

Across 5,948 sales

Can you afford to buy in Ballyshannon Avenue, Coolock?

The median property here is €387,500. Check if it's within reach with our affordability calculator.

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