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IPOA says did well in six years despite only 4 convictions Capital FM Kenya
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More than half of properties for rent in Dublin are for short-term tourist lets, new research revealed yesterday. The findings sparked a strong reaction from Opposition politicians, who called on the Government to regulate the short-term letting sector. The research from property website Daft.ie found landlords are increasingly opting to let to tourists rather than
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New research from Daft.ie showed that 53% of rental properties in the capital are being listed as short-term lets. According to the research, yesterday there were 1,258 long-term rental properties available in Dublin on the property website, while the stock of full homes to let via Airbnb from professional listers was 1,419. The latter figure
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Image: Shutterstock/Africa Studio Image: Shutterstock/Africa Studio OVER HALF OF all available rental properties in Dublin are now being listed as short-term lets for tourists. According to new research from Daft.ie landlords in the capital are increasingly opting to let to tourists rather than to long-term tenants. Yesterday 53% of homes in the Dublin rental market
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Seismologists Puzzle Over The Cause Of A Massive Crack In Kenya’s Rift Valley DOGOnews
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Image: Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie Image: Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie HOUSING EXPERTS HAVE said that rent control laws are not working after rents nationwide rose by almost 12% in the year to March. The latest Daft quarterly rental report found that the average monthly rent for properties listed on its website was €1,261. This marks a monthly increase of €232
Ó Murchú calls for Rent Pressure Zones to be introduced in North Louth Talk of the Town
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