Residential Tenancies Board (PRTB)

Preliminary data for end of 2022 not shared with Minister for Housing despite being sent to department

Fr Peter McVerry again insists Varadkar overruled O’Brien on extension of evictions ban

New figures to be published by Residential Tenancies Board on Monday

Eviction ban expires: Gardaí should not attend eviction ‘unless a criminal offence is alleged or disclosed’ under new policy issued in 2020

Revenue figures show they earn between €30,000 and €40,000 a year, are aged between 25 and 34 and have been at the current address for less than three years

Threshold warns thousands of households could enter homelessness unnecessarily from next month

Threshold has received queries from 1,853 renters who face eviction once the ban lifts

Text includes several measures raised by members of the Regional Independent Group

Rent index, which analysed 19,539 new tenancies, found average increase of €22 across country on previous quarter

Some of the view that tax breaks for landlords and tenants should be brought in early to reverse the political momentum and keep renters in their homes

Government scrambles to address the rental crisis as RTB figures show 4,741 notices of termination were served in third quarter of 2022

Houses are just being shuffled between two under-supplied markets: rental and home ownership

Majority of landlords who issued notices to quit plan to leave the rental market

Tax breaks and overhaul of rental dispute resolution process also needed ‘to stop the rot’, estate agent says

Almost 59% of notices were due to landlords intending to sell properties, figures from housing charity Threshold show

The Government’s decision to lift the eviction ban from the end of this month will leave some tenants facing a search for a new home

How could an Irish Government make this move knowing the direct impacts it will have on the most vulnerable in our society?

Board meetings heard concerns over the accuracy of RTB tenancy figures

Web Summit cofounder and wife Faye Dinsmore purchase Georgian home and lands in Rossnowlagh

Landlords say fears of a Sinn Féin government, high taxes and rising regulation are driving them out of the business

Rent arrears and overholding the most common reason for landlords taking a dispute, with some tenants owing up to €60,000

Injunction granted to men who say attackers broke wooden chairs over their bodies and left Inchicore home like ‘war zone’

Tenants blame Covid-19 for not paying €2,500-a-month rent for over three years

Politicians are to be briefed on the preliminary results of new research by the Residential Tenancies Board

Government accepts that housing is the factor that will make or break its electoral fortunes

Supply squeeze sees number of people signing new rental agreements fall by 16% in the second quarter

Property Clinic: My landlord painted over the walls but the paint has since cracked and mould has appeared

RTB also handed back €338,000 to tenants in rent pressure zones

Tenants in Tathony House ‘upset’ and ‘worried about future’ after receiving notice from landlord

WRC hears woman ‘stuck in a poverty trap in sub-standard accommodation’

Rental rebate extended in move to help cut education costs

Competitive bidding between those wishing to rent more properties a major factor in driving prices up, says Tom Dunne

Minister defends Dáil lobbying for ‘accidental landlords’ such as himself

Donnelly repeatedly raised issue between 2014 and 2017 during Dáil debates and tabled amendments to legislation

Minister registered property days after it emerged Fianna Fáil TD Robert Troy had failed to do so with a tenancy in Westmeath

Controversy around Fianna Fáil TD Robert Troy lasted two weeks but drip-feed of information left Coalition exposed

Fixing the rental market requires a radical, Covid-style response from the State, experts say

Former chef Joe Mulvaney (53) has been looking for somewhere to rent in Dublin for almost a year and faces the possibility of homelessness

A big jump in landlords selling up comes despite record rent levels - yet another sign of a broken market

Sinn Féin calls on Minister for Housing to convene ‘urgent meeting’ on the rental crisis