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© TheJournal.ie |
30 May '23 |
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Census 2022: New stats show how much average rents have risen in the private sector since 2016
THE AVERAGE RENT paid by those renting a property from a private landlord has increased by 37% in the six years to 2022, according to the Census results.
The results of last year’s Census show t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 May '23 |
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Rental crisis: More than 4,700 notices to quit issued in first three months of 2023
Figures published by the RTB on Tuesday showed that a total of 4,753 notices to quit were issued to tenants between January and March 2023, up from the 4,329 issued in the last quarter of 2022, and 4, - Subscribe |
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© The Currency |
18 May '23 |
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Ronan Lyons: Ireland is missing at least 200,000 rental homes. And that number is growing, not shrinking
In the last few months yields have reached a three-decade high. While the sale segment finds some semblance of balance, the rental segment continues to struggle. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 May '23 |
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Rental report from Daft.ie suggests rents nationally climbed by 1 per cent in first quarter of 2023
The year-on-year increase, however, was almost 12 per cent higher with the average rent now standing at €1,750 compared with less than €1,400 in the first quarter of 2020 and a low of just €765 - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Apr '23 |
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Further 94 cost-rental homes to be released by Land Development Agency at Archers Wood, Delgany
The apartments will rent for a discount to market value with one-bedroom homes starting from €1,220 a month. Monthly rents for a two-bed are €1,445, and a three-bed will cost €1,530 a month. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Apr '23 |
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Government plans to curb short-term letting overly restrictive, says EU after initial review
Government plans to impose rules limiting short-term property letting have hit an early stumbling block with an initial assessment from the European Commission deeming the proposals to be overly restr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Apr '23 |
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Dublin City Council investigates 1,600 Airbnb-style lets suspected of being illegal
The council has set up a dedicated division in its planning enforcement section to police the use of homes for tourist rental. To date, it has investigated 1,600 properties which it suspects are being - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Mar '23 |
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Conor Skehan: The eviction ban has to end if we are serious about fixing our housing crisis
This emotionalism is arguably heightened in Ireland where the emergence of the Irish State was intertwined with the Land Wars, a time that led to great stigma associated with the term 'landlord' and w - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Mar '23 |
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Tax breaks for renters and landlords on the table after lifting of eviction ban
Other tax breaks being considered for landlords include potentially reduced rates of capital gains tax if they sell a rental property to a tenant or approved housing body.
A series of other tax inc - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
10 Mar '23 |
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‘Nothing compares to the horrors of renting in Ireland’
A Limerick schoolteacher who will lose her home after the Government’s decision to lift the eviction ban this week said “the horrors of renting in Ireland” mean that even professionals are now p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Mar '23 |
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Landlords will ‘not stand idly by’ if eviction ban is extended
The Irish Property Owners Association (IPOA), which again called for the abandonment of the current eviction ban and system of rent pressure zones (RPZs), said the creation of “any further unfairnes - Subscribe |
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© Other |
28 Feb '23 |
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Landlords being demonised says local auctioneer as he opposes extension of evictions ban
Tommy Breheny of the Oates Breheny Group says he believes landlords are being unfairly demonised in the current debate over homelessness and most involved are small landlords. Landlords will continue - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Feb '23 |
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Small landlords should be encouraged to retain properties through tax reforms, Focus Ireland tells Government
“One of the biggest causes for families becoming homeless in recent times is that they are losing their homes in the private rented market as landlords are selling up and leaving the market,” Focu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '23 |
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Michael McDowell: Private landlords in Ireland have little choice but to exit the market
The various reforms already made and those promised by Sinn Féin leave rational small landlords of single premises with no choice but to get out of the letting market. They have little reason to hope - Subscribe |
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© The Currency |
15 Feb '23 |
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There’s an art to rent control laws. This is why Ireland has failed
The crucible of the Irish housing crisis is the rental sector. That’s where things are at their worst. In 2016, 26.6 per cent of Irish households rented their home. This number - Subscribe |
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© The Currency |
15 Feb '23 |
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Ronan Lyons: Rent Pressure Zones protect sitting tenants. New data shows the knock-on effect on new renters
Between 2015 and 2022, market rents increased by almost 75%, while in the same period, rents for sitting tenants increased by just 19%. And based on my analysis, Ireland is missing between 200,000 and - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
13 Feb '23 |
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Ronan Lyons: "Over the past year or so, various efforts have been taken to limit, not increase, the construction of new rental homes. This is, by any accounts, an extraordinary turn of events."
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© The Irish Times |
05 Feb '23 |
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Should I sell my rental property ahead of any change of government?
Alongside the tighter rent controls – where potential rent increases are now just a fraction of the rate of inflation – this has put the wind up many landlords. Recent figures from the Society of - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
05 Feb '23 |
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Dominant funds could set rent prices in central areas of Dublin
A report by a financial stability expert at the ECB suggest the dominance of property investors in nine areas of Dublin could give large landlords the power to set rents in certain postcodes, accordin - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Feb '23 |
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Two in five former landlords say tax breaks would have kept them in the market – RTB survey
The most common reason for eviction notices from autumn 2019 to spring of last year was because “the landlord intends to sell the property”. “Inactive tenancies have remained active on the regis - Subscribe |
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