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Market trends

Three questions a Galway buyer actually asks, answered from the data we hold — the Price Register, Daft's sold feed, the CSO index and the live listings database. No forecasts; just the evidence. Calculated 14 October 2026.

Data freshness · successful source checks 05 Aug 2026–27 Sept 2026

A successful check is not a guarantee of complete coverage. Sale dates can lag the market. Blank dates are unknown.

SourceLast successful checkNewest record / observation
Collerans05 Aug 202627 Sept 2026
CSO price index27 Sept 202601 Jul 2026
Daft14 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Daft sold feed27 Sept 202618 Sept 2026
DNG27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Fair Deal Property27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Farrell Auctioneers27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
KMS27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Mullery Auctioneers21 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
MyHome17 Sept 202617 Sept 2026
O'Donnellan & Joyce27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Property Price Register27 Sept 202618 Sept 2026
Property Partners27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Regan Auctioneering27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Sherry FitzGerald27 Sept 202627 Sept 2026
Sold prices · YoY
+14.1%
€400k median · trailing 3 months vs yr earlier (n=492)
Months of supply
8.2
1,743 for sale ÷ 212 sold/mo
Sold vs asking
+2.7%
62% closed over asking · n=113
Price cuts
6.1%
of stock cut · median cut −8.6% · n=107
§ Leverage

Whose market is it?

Months of supply

Homes for sale ÷ monthly sold rate (3-month PPR average, skipping the newest still-filing month). Under 4 months favours sellers; over 6 favours buyers.

8.2 months

1,743 recorded available homes · 212 sales per month. Historical stock is not yet available.

Coverage — The current available-stock count is observed directly. Historical weekly availability is not reconstructed in this version; current status fields cannot reconstruct it. Future aggregation will use explicit observations.

Sold vs asking

Median sold ÷ asking per month, and the share that closed over asking. Faded bars: n under 50.

Y-axis truncated — it doesn't start at zero, so read changes in proportion, not the gap from the baseline.

Observed sales: 2024-11 to 2026-09.

Lagging indicator — Daft's sold feed matures over 2-3 months; the latest two months are heavily incomplete (measured Jul 2026).

Time to sale agreed

Days between an observed available listing and its observed change to sale agreed. These are observation dates, not the exact dates an agreement was signed.

Median 3 days · n=57 source listings. Disappearances and withdrawals are excluded.

Coverage — Measured source-observed sale-agreed transitions only. Baseline states, disappearances, and episodes without an observed start are excluded.

Price cuts on current stock

Actives whose price today is below an earlier asking price we observed.

Stock cut
6.1%
Median cut
−8.6%
Cuts seen
107 / 1632
0−5%−10%−15%−20%−25%
Coverage — Price tracking began late May 2026; cuts made before then are invisible. Expect this share to rise as history accrues.

How to read this section

Each measure describes a different part of the market.

Supply uses the available listings we have recorded and a trailing PPR sales rate. Coverage gaps and stale source listings can change that ratio.

Sold prices describe completed transactions and arrive later. Compare the source dates and sample sizes before drawing a conclusion.

§ Direction

Where are prices going?

Galway vs the official index

Quarterly PPR median for Galway, indexed to 2015 = 100, against the CSO index for West-region houses and national all-dwellings. The Galway line is a raw median (mix shifts move it); the CSO lines are mix-adjusted.

GalwayCSO West housesCSO national

Y-axis truncated — it doesn't start at zero, so read changes in proportion, not the gap from the baseline.

€ per m² by property type

Median sold € per m², quarterly, from sold listings with a floor area. Hollow dots: thin quarters.

housesapartments

Y-axis truncated — it doesn't start at zero, so read changes in proportion, not the gap from the baseline.

Sold volume & median price

Monthly PPR sales: median price over the number of sales filed.

PPR medianDaft-sold medianPPR sales / month (right axis)

Hollow dots = thin months (n<4); their medians swing on a handful of sales.

Newest month faded — filings still arriving.

Y-axis truncated — it doesn't start at zero, so read changes in proportion, not the gap from the baseline.

PPR coverage: 2024-11 to 2026-09.

Lagging indicator — PPR months fill in fast — roughly 80% complete two weeks after month end and mature after two months (measured Jul 2026). Treat the latest month as provisional.
§ Purchasing power

What does money buy?

What's for sale vs what actually sells

Share of current listings by asking-price band, against the share of the last 12 months' PPR sales by sold price. Differences show the mix of recorded stock and completed sales; they do not measure unmet demand.

for sale nowsold, last 12 mo

Suburb league

The 12 busiest suburbs by sales in the last 12 months. Names link to area pages.

AreaFor saleMedian askingSold 12moMedian soldSold vs ask
Knocknacarra7€475k62€448k+4.5%
Roscam11€495k55€470k+6.3%
Tír Oileáin10€390k44€365k+5.1%
Salthill3—39€505k+8.3%
Rahoon4€370k33€403k+6.9%
Claddagh7€370k22€403k+6.3%
Murrough3—20€290k+4%
Doughiska1—20€393k+9.4%
Riverside7€280k16€322k+0.6%
Shantalla3—15€473k+4.2%
Ballybane1—10€335k+7.5%
Newcastle4€533k8€393k+3.9%

New-build share & premium

Share of PPR sales that are new dwellings, and the median price of new vs second-hand. VAT treatment differs on new dwellings; prices are as filed. * marks the current, incomplete year.

newsecond-hand
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