The neighbourhood report Dublin 1
International Financial Services Centre
Built on eleven hectares of former port land, the IFSC transformed derelict docklands into Ireland's financial quarter from 1987 onwards. Gandon's Custom House still presides over the quays, while the restored CHQ warehouse — once the largest interior space in nineteenth-century Dublin — now houses the emigration museum. Modern glass towers and canal-side apartments have created a new residential quarter where container ships once berthed.
Property Map
Price Trend
Based on 159 recorded sales across all years
Can you afford to buy in International Financial Services Centre?
The median property here is €295,000. Check if it's within reach with our affordability calculator.
Major Streets and Housing Developments
Mayor Street Lower
€270K · 75 propertiesCustom House Harbour
€365K · 21 propertiesGeorge S Dock
€310K · 18 propertiesOther streets (21)
Custom House Square
€260K · 5 propertiesSpencer Dock
€278K · 4 propertiesHook Head
€325K · 3 propertiesMemorial Road
€150K · 3 propertiesSkellig Michael
€231K · 2 propertiesAranmore
€315K · 1 propertyArran House Custom House
€331K · 1 propertyArranmore
€330K · 1 propertyCastleforbes Square
€327K · 1 propertyCustom House
€375K · 1 propertyLagan House
€503K · 1 propertyLee House
€215K · 1 propertyMayor Square
€165K · 1 propertyMent 48
1 propertyMoy House
€262K · 1 propertyRathlin House
€329K · 1 propertyScariff House
€375K · 1 propertySlaney House
€397K · 1 propertySpencer House
€350K · 1 propertyThe Asgard Custom House
€220K · 1 propertyThe Hooke
€350K · 1 propertyCompare with Nearby Areas
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median house price in International Financial Services Centre?
The median property price in International Financial Services Centre, Dublin 1 is €295,000, based on 147 recorded sales.
How many properties have sold in International Financial Services Centre?
147 properties have been recorded as sold in International Financial Services Centre, Dublin 1 in the last 16 years.
What is the most expensive street in International Financial Services Centre?
The most expensive street in International Financial Services Centre by median price is Custom House Harbour at €365,000.
How does International Financial Services Centre compare to Dublin 1?
The median price in International Financial Services Centre (€295,000) is 6% above the Dublin 1 median of €278,500.
What is the investment growth rate in International Financial Services Centre?
Based on 9 repeat-sale properties in International Financial Services Centre, values have changed by a median +4.0% per year over 15.6 years (2010 to 2026).
How have prices changed in International Financial Services Centre over time?
The median sale price in International Financial Services Centre has risen 111% from €185K in 2010 to €390K in 2026, based on 159 recorded sales. In the last 5 years, it has risen 8%.