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The average monthly rent for a double room reached €812 in the second quarter of 2026, while advertised room availability remained below historical levels,…
Ireland’s rental market has entered a new phase in 2026, with rents for newly created tenancies rising much faster than rents paid by existing tenants. The latest RTB/ESRI Rent Index shows the scale of the difference. The standardised average rent for a new tenancy reached €1,839 per month in Q1 2026, an annual increase of
Ireland’s national rent-control system introduced on 1 March 2026 limits most rent increases during a tenancy, but landlords can still reset a rent to market level in specific circumstances. The rules replaced the previous Rent Pressure Zone system with a national framework covering private tenancies across Ireland. For most private tenancies, rent can be increased
Market rents across Ireland rose by 4.4% during 2025, according to the latest Rental Report…
The Irish Government has set out major reforms to the private rental sector aimed at…
TALLAGHT, DUBLIN — The rental market in Dublin 24 has reached a critical breaking point,…
More than 2,000 households have applied for just 145 cost-rental apartments across new Dublin schemes,…
DUBLIN — The Irish Government is facing mounting criticism after approving the Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous…
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