Almost a third of tenancies in Dublin had rent increases above RPZ limit
Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) study finds the national standardised average rent paid by new tenants is now €1,612 per month and highest in Co Dublin at €2,128 per month
Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) study finds the national standardised average rent paid by new tenants is now €1,612 per month and highest in Co Dublin at €2,128 per month
Headline price growth in Irish economy continues to soften on back of reduced energy prices
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Body needed to deal with issues such as tenants refusing to leave after lease expires and landlords who unlawfully keep deposits, says SCSI
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Appointment comes as RTB grapples with technological shortfalls and delays resolving disputes
Analysis by property firm Savills highlights the chronic shortage of available property to rent and buy across State
Part of the challenge for people who have owned assets a long time is assessing any inflation-proofing to which they may be entitled
Average rent asking price nationally was put at €1,922 per month, 41 per cent higher than before the pandemic
Average open-market rent nationwide in the second quarter of the year was €1,922 per month, Daft.ie report shows
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Lead tenant paid rent to landlord but overcharged the others living in the four-bedroomed apartment, tribunal told
Jade Houten has been served with a 90-day notice that her landlord wants to increase her rent from €480 monthly to €1,120 monthly
Conall Mac Coille concerned about discrepancy between number of registered tenancies and figures on sector from 2022 census
Number of properties available to rent at any price increased by 26%
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Howmuchrent.com provides tenant reviews and RTB disputes, while Ambisense predicts the likelihood of mould outbreaks in homes
The apartments can be modern and low maintenance but you may have to pay extra for car parking and be tied into a certain utility provider
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Lower heating bills benefit tenants, not landlords, while rent caps mean they won’t get higher income from letting out cosier homes
Rent: Residential Tenancies Board says possible cause is removal of historical tenancies from register
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Somewhere along the way, residential property has come to be seen as an investment for profit rather than as a space for simply living each day
There are about 330,000 properties being rented in the private sector, but no tenant is immune from the possibility of losing the roof over their head
Housing charity says that this year, 54 per cent of respondents feeling either insecure or very insecure in their accommodation, up from 48 per cent last year and 44 per cent in 2022
Private rented sector completions in Dublin set to decline by 68% to 1,600 units in 2025, property company tells Government
Retention of cap, which limits annual increases to 2% in rent pressure zones, will jeopardise future investment, Hooke & MacDonald says
RTB ordered another landlord to pay tenant €10,000 in damages after an illegal eviction in which the locks were changed while he left to buy milk
In RPZs such as Dublin, rents for new tenancies were up 6.5% and 5.1% for existing tenancies in 2023. In Limerick rents for new tenancies were up 25%. What’s going on?
New report from Daft.ie shows average rents in Dublin reached €2,395 in the first three months of the year
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