Ireland’s new short-term let rules: how likely are they to work?
Observers say enforcement is required to make new rules work and more homes available to long-term renters
Observers say enforcement is required to make new rules work and more homes available to long-term renters
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal describes steps required to recover belongings as ‘intimidatory’
Supply of multi-family units for rent is on the rise, but viability challenges remain according to Hooke & MacDonald report
Register for Airbnb-style lets being created with view to force homes out of holiday market and in to private rental sector
Landlord says tenants will not permit prospective purchasers to view property while they remain in situ
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Maria’s story is a snapshot of the situations many international students, migrants and women face in Ireland’s ‘precarious’ housing market
Speculation that move by landlord follows change to rental laws that guarantee minimum six-year tenancies
Joint venture will develop and manage more than 3,400 build-to-rent homes at four key sites in Dublin
Weekly snapshot does not consider overcrowded housing, refuges, couch-surfing, sleeping rough or IPAS
Dublin-registered Vestry Limited Partnership failed to comply with rent pressure zone requirements
Demand for rental accommodation remains strong
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If supply is ticking up, so are prices, creating insurmountable affordability challenges for many young people
Successive governments have facilitated mega-wealthy individuals and funds in purchasing large swathes of new and existing housing
Increase in rents has coincided with Government’s new rent control system coming into force in March
Micheál Martin accuses Mary Lou McDonald of ‘empty rhetoric, no solutions’ during testy exchanges and heckling in Dáil
Marked difference in availability of rental properties in the capital and the rest of the country
Average monthly rent nationwide for a two-bedroom apartment was €2,176 in the first quarter, Daft.ie report shows
Senior executives at company which owns €1.24bn property portfolio are ‘exceptionally busy’
In 2020, about half of all houses appeared in an estate agent’s window for sale; in 2025, that figure was fewer than one in three
Town on the Laois-Offaly border offers commuters to Dublin city accessibility and affordability, says local agent
The Government is loosening rules on modular homes in gardens of people’s homes, but much of the detail has still to be finalised
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Daniel Ennis of Social Democrats strongly positioned to benefit from transfers in later counts
More than 7,000 notices received by RTB in first three months of year, with intention to sell property the most common reason cited
Plans have been the subject of much internal Government debate
Workers on lowest wages would have to find extra €306 a month to meet average Dublin rents, research shows
One Killarney hotelier has mixed feelings about ceasing to host Ukrainians as housing for up to 16,000 war refugees is to end
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Threshold says it supported more than 10,000 households in first quarter of year
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