Irish Property Owners Association

Numbers don’t add up for small landlords who are exiting the market

Tenant rights, caps on rent and investment yields appear to be forcing landlords out

Property consultant says more diverse offering needed to attract suburban shoppers back to city centre

Housing expectations are high due to receding pandemic and Housing for All plan

Change to cap on rent increases and tax cut on rent income may halt exodus of landlords

Three-fold increase in demand for properties, particularly for overseas tenants

Q&A; Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions

Government also extends Covid-19 eviction ban for further six months

Queries on lease terminations increase by almost 50%, Threshold housing charity says

Threshold set too high, with over-emphasis on first-time buyers to the neglect of renters

Opposition fears rise in homelessness as Government defends tenant supports

IPOA says tenants should not be caught up in disputes between owners and financial institutions

Minister extends ban past Monday deadline but extension is expected to be short

New figures show big annual jump in apartment schemes

Refusals are reflection of supply crisis in housing, says Residential Tenancies Board

Landlords claim they are being ‘demonised’ for the State’s failure in home-building

Housing, health, property and environmental groups react to the budget

Threshold seeks device like property price register to ensure transparency on rents

Activists who occupied a vacant house in Dublin city say they are not vigilantes

Irish Property Owners’ Association says it has no issue with new proposals

‘I am crucified to the point that I am considering selling up’: Landlords on why despite soaring rents it can be hard to make the sums stack up with a mortgage

From financial services to broadband to air travel, there are several public bodies charged with protecting the consumer. But what do they all really do and can they really help?

Landlords who rent out slum-like houses and flats described as ‘sharks and vultures’

Removing ban on single-room occupancy would be ‘regressive and wrong’

Setting financial bar so high is effectively screening potential tenants – spokeswoman

Landlords blame time it takes to solve arrears cases for trend towards larger deposits

Hooke & MacDonald says cost of legislation makes managing single lettings unviable

Agenda: As the rental crisis worsens, the people expected to solve it have their say

Daft.ie survey suggests Simon Coveney’s plan has made the rental situation worse

Government examines ‘policy rationale’ for introducing new tax reliefs to boost supply

Daft report reveals cost up 13½%, with average monthly rent across State over €1,100

Competition law expressly forbids trade associations co-ordinating business conduct

Paudie Coffey claims Government’s strategy aims to bring certainty to the rental sector

Fianna Fáil calls for Competition Authority investigation into property owners’ tactics

Irish Property Owners’ Association says is contemplating strategy on new charges

Move to encourage more REITs into the rental market noted

Next week’s budget will be no giveaway and is likely to leave the public distinctly underwhelmed

As rents reach new peak, experts says situation likely to get worse before getting better

Other countries link rent increases to the cost of living to protect competitiveness and dampen wage demands – Why not here?

Hosting on Airbnb seemed like a great idea, but now Tim O’Brien is having second thoughts