… its managing director Duncan Lyster predicting that price growth would be only “slightly positive” this year while rent prices are unlikely to exceed the rent pressure zone cap set by Government.
… Duncan Lyster told The Irish Times he expects residential property price growth to be “slightly positive” while rent prices are unlikely to exceed the rent pressure zone cap set by Government. He …
… Duncan Lyster told The Irish Times he expects residential property price growth to be “slightly positive” while rent prices are unlikely to exceed the rent pressure zone cap set by Government. He …
In Dublin, average rents were €1,762 in the third quarter, up 6.6 per cent year on year, which was above the Government’s rent pressure zone cap of 4 per cent. The Irish Property Owners’ Association …
In Dublin, the average rent increased by €110 or 6.6 per cent year on year to €1,762, still above the rent pressure zone (RPZ) cap of 4 per cent. However, this marks a decline from the 9.6 per cent …
In Dublin, the average rent increased by €110 or 6.6 per cent year on year to €1,762, still above the rent pressure zone (RPZ) cap of 4 per cent. However, this marks a decline from the 9.6 per cent …
However, the development never went ahead. The council had said the building was in a rent pressure zone and the applicant “did not provide a justification for not providing long-term residential …
Meanwhile, private landlords are temporarily driving housing supply as they seek to cash in their investments, citing prohibitive taxes and an unlevel playing field in the face of the incentivised …
Institutional investors or vulture funds have had a field day, not just enjoying extremely favourable tax treatment but being able to increase rents at will having been excluded from Rent Pressure …
Irish bankers are beginning to display echoes of pre-crisis hubris, as pressure mounts on regulators to ease back on checks and controls … young couples struggling to build up a deposit for a …