The impact of rent pressure zones | Ireland The Times
29
Mar
Mar
Housing charity Threshold has urged the government to clarify the long-term status of the rent pressure zone legislation. The rules, which cap rent increases at 4% per annum, are currently due to expire before the end of the year. A spokesperson for Threshold said it is essential that clarity is given to renters in RPZs.
28
Mar
Mar
The Threshold housing charity has welcomed the designation of Limerick City East and Navan as rent pressure zones but reiterated calls for a rent register to ensure the regulation of rent increases across the State. The charity noted that last year’s seven per cent increase in average rent, coupled with the 10,264 people living in
Navan is to be designated a Rent Pressure Zone, as the latest Rent Index from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), shows that the town Limerick City East meet teh designated criteria. Following designation as an RPZ, rent increases in these areas are limited to a maximum rent increase of four per cent per annum. The standardised
28
Mar
Mar
Image: Mark Stedman via RollingNews.ie Image: Mark Stedman via RollingNews.ie TWO NEW AREAS of the country have now met the criteria to become Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs). This comes as the latest rent index report from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) is released, which finds that the standardised national average rent is over €1,100 per
Homeless man wins Circuit Court discrimination case over landlord’s refusal of HAP tenants Irish Legal News
Homeless man wins Circuit Court discrimination case over landlord’s refusal of HAP tenants Irish Legal News
SPG Acquires Assets of Insurance Programs of America, Risk Advisors of America of Florida Insurance Journal
Landlord must pay €1,000 compensation for rejecting tenant on HAP Independent.ie
04
Mar
Mar
LANDLORDS are considering installing CCTV at their properties in Limerick due to a series of “destructive house parties” that took place during Charity Week. Several properties in Castletroy have been left “destroyed”, with almost 150 people “herded” out of one house party in College Court during the early hours of last Tuesday morning, it is