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82 Ailesbury Road, Dublin
Last Sold: 2024/08/23 • 3 past purchases
- 2024/08/23Resale • Increased €700,000 in 3 years 3 months
€3,100,000
29% - 2021/04/30Resale • Increased €650,000 in 5 years 5 months
€2,400,000
37% - 2015/11/24Initial sale
€1,750,000
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Frequently asked questions
The database is updated regularly. There is typically a lag of a few months between a sale completing and it appearing in the Property Price Register.
Our AI assistant can answer natural language questions about Irish property prices using our full database of sales. Ask about specific areas, budgets, or trends.
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Currently, PriceNextDoor only covers the Republic of Ireland, as the data is sourced from the PSRA. Northern Ireland may be added in the future.