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17 Apr '19 |
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From July 1, potential rental homes will no longer be available short-term, except with planning permission
If you let out a room in your own home, or let out your entire home, for more than 90 days in a rent pressure zone, you will need to apply to your local authority for planning permission. Councils wil - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '19 |
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DNG vacancies: senior sales negotiator in South Dublin + administrator / receptionist in Terenure
DNG are currently looking for an experienced residential senior sales negotiator to work in one of our residential branches on the Southside of Dublin. As one of Ireland’s leading property firms, DN - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
15 Apr '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Latest BidX1 sales reflect move away from forcing tenants out to maximise prices
More than €16.3 million worth of properties were sold at BidX1’s recent online auction, including 22 individual rental dwellings which were sold with the tenants in place. Those 22 sales reflect a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Apr '19 |
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Rents in Dublin compare well with other cities for higher-income workers
A new analysis of the Dublin rental market by Goodbody stockbrokers shows rents in the capital became five per cent less affordable in the past year, with Dublin now the fourth most expensive city for - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Mar '19 |
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RTB Rent Index: Cost of renting falls slightly in last three months of 2018
The average rent in Dublin was put at €1,650, up from €1,530 at the end of 2017. While this is a 7.8 per cent increase in rent in the capital year on year, the average rent was slightly lower in t - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
14 Mar '19 |
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Dublin fifth most expensive European city for rents: ECA International
While Dublin saw the biggest rises in expatriate rental costs in Europe, major cities such as Madrid, Rome, Paris and Barcelona all saw increases over €120 a month. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Feb '19 |
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Rent-only apartment schemes on the up but ownership declines
According to Kate Ryan, head of research for BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland, investors ploughed almost €1 billion into Dublin’s private rented sector (PRS) last year, buying out existing apartmen - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '19 |
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Potential price-setting power of institutional landlords flagged
While the analysis does not find that price-setting is already occurring, it does flag “a risk that at a sufficient scale an institutional investor or group of investors could, over time, develop mo - Subscribe |
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© Daft.ie |
10 Feb '19 |
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Daft.ie's Irish Rental Price Report Q4 2018
Ronan Lyons: New Year is a time for optimism. The last Daft.ie Rental Report had the headline 'No end in sight for rental sector woes' and focused, in particular, on the lack of availability on the ma - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Feb '19 |
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Airbnb says rules for rentals in Paris may breach EU standards
But some European countries have tightened their oversight further, blaming Airbnb for spurring rental-price increases and creating a shortage of housing available to locals. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
01 Feb '19 |
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One landlord has 241 properties linked to rent benefit scheme
Some private landlords and firms are making millions of euro from the taxpayer every year through the housing assistance payment scheme — including one landlord who has 241 properties linked to the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '19 |
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Landlords stick with Airbnb as new rules slow to materialise: Fiona Reddan
As we’ve seen with our own rent controls, the lack of enforcement powers given to the Residential Tenancies Board to sufficiently oversee the market has hampered their success. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '19 |
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Dublin’s top-earning Airbnb property pulls in €230,000 a year
The median monthly revenue is currently €1,997 for an entire property or €880 for a room, falling to €1,143 for the lowest earners, and rising to €4,664 for the top 10 per cent of earners. Rev - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jan '19 |
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Hooke & MacDonald: Some 9,000 apartments needed to meet rental demand
Hooke & MacDonald suggests 2,380 build-to-rent units were traded last year in Dublin – more than double the 1,101 units sold in 2017 – and that 55 per cent of these were new-builds. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
13 Jan '19 |
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House viewers asked to hand over social media accounts and PPS numbers
Stephen Faughnan, chairperson of the Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA), said his organisation is working with landlords to educate them on appropriate practices regarding tenants and he felt - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Jan '19 |
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Landlords are issuing bogus cleaning invoices in bid to keep deposits
According to the Residential Tenancies Board's (RTB) recent report, 1,234 dispute resolution cases related to deposit retention.
One young tenant told the Irish Independent how she recently had € - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Dec '18 |
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Dublin renters paying €156 more a month than last year: Residential Tenancies Board
Despite the imposition of price controls across much of the country in 2016, rents continue to rise by double-digit percentages across the cities of Dublin, Limerick and Waterford, the figures from th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Dec '18 |
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Housing Minister wants shift to longer-term rental leases
What is needed is a shift in the mindset that sees renting as short term. Given that they are looking for long-term returns, institutional landlords such as Hines and APG could be the ones to bring th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Dec '18 |
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Renters will soon be able to find out how much previous tenants charged
Renters will be able to know what a previous tenant was paying for a room under laws to be brought to Cabinet next week.
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy has indicated he can overcome legal challenge - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Nov '18 |
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Number One Ballsbridge scheme to set new rental high for Dublin
The smallest of its two-bedroom apartments, 96sq m on the first to seventh floors start at €3,850 a month. This outstrips Kennedy Wilson’s new Capital Dock scheme in Dublin’s south docklands, wh - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Nov '18 |
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Just 36 out of 1,479 one-bed flats cost €1,000 or less
The IDA has claimed that the rent for a small "one-person apartment" in Dublin is just above €1,000 per month.
However, the Irish Independent can reveal that just 36 one-bed properties in Co Dubl - Subscribe |
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