The Cork market in 2026
The median price of a home sold in Cork over the last 12 months was €360,000, 19% above the national median of €301,408. On a like-for-like basis that works out at around €2,926 per square metre, the fairest way to compare homes of different sizes. Asking prices on active listings currently sit at a median of €230,000. Homes here take a median of about 114 days from first listing to sale agreed. Based on observed and benchmark rents, the estimated gross rental yield is roughly 11.0% — a guide for investors, not a guarantee.
These figures are a starting point, not a valuation. Two homes on the same street can differ by tens of thousands of euro once BER, condition, floor area and flood risk are accounted for. To value a specific property, check its own sold history and comparable sales rather than the county average.
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Sold prices are sourced from the official Residential Property Price Register (PSRA), which has a typical publication lag of several months. Asking prices and listing counts are scraped from Daft.ie and MyHome.ie and refreshed daily. Yield and €/m² are estimates for guidance only, not financial advice. Figures correct as of June 2026.