Property Prices in Cork

A PropertyPack report for any Cork address covers 18 risk categories: flood risk (OPW data), radon levels (EPA data), BER ratings (SEAI), property prices (Property Price Register), crime statistics (CSO), school catchment, broadband speeds, planning applications, air quality, noise levels, and more. Each check runs for the Eircode you enter, with the data's confidence level labelled where a source is only published at county or division level.

The full 18-check PDF report for any Cork address costs €29. House-hunting across several properties? A 3-report bundle is €59 and a 5-report bundle is €79. You see a free snapshot first, no card needed.

Before committing to property in Cork, check flood risk (especially near Lee, Blackwater and Bandon), radon levels (12.7% of homes tested in Cork over the Reference Level), BER rating (affects heating costs), broadband speed, local crime statistics, school catchment, and recent planning applications. PropertyPack covers these and more, 18 checks in a single report for any Eircode.

An asking price is the seller's opening position; the sold price is what a buyer actually paid, recorded on the Property Price Register once the sale completes. In a competitive market homes can close well above asking, while overpriced or problematic properties close below it. Two register quirks to know when comparing Cork figures: new-build prices are recorded excluding VAT, and the register never shows a property's size or condition.

Risk levels vary across Cork depending on which factor you're considering. Properties away from Lee, Blackwater and Bandon flood plains have lower flood risk. For radon, 12.7% of homes tested in Cork measured over the Reference Level. The EPA's map shows which areas are classified as High Radon Areas. Well-established residential areas in Cork City, Cobh, Mallow tend to have better broadband, lower crime, and closer school access. PropertyPack helps you compare specific locations within Cork across 18 risk categories.