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08 Feb '21 |
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Rents in Dublin fell 3.3% last year as supply rose due to Covid-19
Ronan Lyons, Assistant Professor in Economics Trinity College Dublin: The Daft.ie Rental Price Report – 2020 Q4 DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>>
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© The Property Week |
20 Jan '21 |
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Owen Reilly restates call for urgent reform of Residential Tenancies Board
Inefficient/not fit for purpose processes from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) continue to cause great harm to landlords, says Owen Reilly of Owen Reilly estate agents, continuing,"A client - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Jan '21 |
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Landlords demand would-be tenants show ID and payslips before viewing
The rules on data protection say landlords may only seek such information if they are entering an agreement with a new tenant. "there is also a sense there is a high social bar being imposed by some a - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
20 Dec '20 |
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RTB Rent Index shows clear and consistent drop in the growth rate for the third quarter in 2020
The Q3 2020 RTB Rent Index shows the national year-on-year growth rate has remained below 2% for two consecutive quarters for the first time since late 2012.On an annual basis, rents grew nationally b - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Nov '20 |
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Majority of Dublin’s Airbnb-style lets return to long-term market
According to new figures from Dublin City Council, up to 70 per cent of suspected illegal Airbnb-style holiday lets in Dublin city have returned to the full-time rental market since the start of the p - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
09 Nov '20 |
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Daft.ie Irish Rental Report Q3 2020: Supply does its job - in Dublin, at least
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> Ronan Lyons: For the 2010s, the mantra in the rental market was 'supply, supply, supply'. With growing demand - both in terms of underlying need and in terms of market - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
30 Sep '20 |
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RTB Rent Index Q2 2020 shows quarterly rent levels moderated across the country amid Covid-19 crisis, with 0.0% annual change in Dublin
The Q2 2020 RTB Rent Index shows that rents fell nationally between Q1 and Q2 2020 to stand at €1,226 and there was a quarterly drop of 0.6% on rents in the previous quarter.The annual growth rat - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Sep '20 |
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Student rents to remain high as Covid-19 outweighed by other factors
The Daft Student Housing Report found the average asking price in Dublin for a room in a shared property was €680 a month, up 0.3 per cent on the same time last year. In other parts of the country, - Subscribe |
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12 Aug '20 |
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Factors dictating long term rents: IPAV
“Unfortunately despite IPAV’s best efforts to convince policymakers, new properties were left outside of the RPZ legislation until July 19. This meant that vulture funds buying new properties were - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
27 Jul '20 |
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Home owners flouting rules on short-term lets
Some 1,700 Airbnb hosts in rent pressure zones are failing to register properties with local councils - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '20 |
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Rent increases and evictions ban extension draws ire from property owners
Asked why the number of new registrations had fallen so sharply, an RTB spokeswoman said the research did not gather reasons behind the data. However, the restrictions on economic and social life brou - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
17 Jul '20 |
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Owen Reilly Q2 analysis of firm's transactions
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> While dramatic in magnitude, the drops were the result of lockdown rather than serious structural shifts in demand. Some of these buyers have now re-engaged with us and
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© Irish Examiner |
28 Jun '20 |
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Rents 'likely to fall 5% while home prices steady' after Covid-19 lockdown
Professor Ronan Lyons has predicted: Rents may fall by 5% this year amid the fallout from the Covid-19 economic recession and house prices could remain little changed when sales transactions start up - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
11 Jun '20 |
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Residential rent collection & occupancy in Dublin holding up very well in the year-to-date despite Covid-19
CBRE Ireland today released a new research report which was conducted in conjunction with MD Property, looking specifically at rent collection and occupancy in the mid-tier residential rental market i - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Jun '20 |
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Dublin most expensive place to live in euro zone due to high rents
“As with recent years, one of the major factors influencing Dublin’s ranking is the cost of rental accommodation,” Noel O’Connor, senior consultant at Mercer’s Irish operation, said. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 May '20 |
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WeWork tenants form Dublin group to push for rent deal during coronavirus
A number of Dublin-based tenants of WeWork, a multinational flexible workspace company, have formed a group to negotiate rent payments with the firm.
WeWork has four open buildings and 7,000 member - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
27 Apr '20 |
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Aoife Coughlan (property solicitor at Holmes O'Malley Sexton): How tenants and landlords can navigate Covid’s challenges
Commercial landlords must confront the reality that many tenants will simply be unable to pay their rent in the coming months due to the complete cessation of their business function. Eviction is not - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
27 Apr '20 |
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‘Minor and immaterial’ increase in apartments listed for rent: Hooke & MacDonald research
Research shows the number of apartments available to rent in March this year was only marginally ahead of the previous peak in November - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
22 Apr '20 |
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More rent pressure zones added as costs continue to rise
RTB Rent Index shows 6.4% annual increase in national standardised average rents for Q4 2019, the lowest recorded annual increase since Q1 2014 - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
21 Apr '20 |
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Properties available for rent in central Dublin up 71% on comparable period last year
There was a 71% increase in the number of rental properties coming on the market in central Dublin in the past five weeks compared to the same period last year, according to property website Daft.ie. - Subscribe |
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