Homeowners across Ireland, including landlords, must revalue their properties as Revenue rolls out the Local Property Tax (LPT) changes ahead of 2026. More than two million homeowners will receive letters in the coming weeks. It’s important to act quickly to ensure compliance.
With property prices up over 25% since 2021, Revenue wants LPT to reflect current market values. Homeowners must assess their property value as of 1 November 2025 and submit their LPT return by 7 November 2025.
The revaluation may affect annual LPT costs and your property finances. Valuation bands have been widened to reduce the impact, but properties under €525,000 could see increases of €5–€23. Some local authorities may apply the maximum 15% Local Adjustment Factor, raising charges further.
Even newly built, refurbished, or previously unregistered properties must now be filed. This includes homes that were previously derelict or exempt. Compliance is required.
Using these factors ensures an accurate valuation. This helps you avoid overpaying and plan for future LPT charges from 2026 to 2030.
Revenue recommends three simple steps:
As trusted estate agents and property management specialists in Dublin, Kildare, Meath, and Wicklow, Doran Estates helps homeowners and landlords navigate LPT. We provide guidance on property valuations, compliance, and landlord registration.
Act now to save time, reduce stress, and avoid unnecessary charges. Contact Doran Estates at 01 465 9777 for expert advice tailored to your property portfolio.