Insurance reform: bringing stability and lower costs to contentious claims process
Injuries Resolution Board boss expects Supreme Court clearance of guidelines for personal injury awards to reduce incentive to litigate
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Personal injury awards: New guidelines’ impact ‘a bit of a shock’
Head of assessment board says awards recalibrated in line with international norms
'Colossal' drop in personal injury awards which fall by 42% after new guidelines
PIAB guidelines have ‘immediate and colossal’ impact on insurance payouts
Personal injury awards down 40% under new guidelines, report finds
Nearly half of PIAB assessments are now for less than €10,000, new figures show
Personal injury claims drop in 2020 amid Covid restrictions
PIAB chief says lower claims environment is ripe for premium reductions
Renters on housing crisis: ‘We’re f**ked basically’
Rental sector has exploded, but housing policy is still locked on home ownership
Rents up by 8.2% but inflation slows in Cork and Dublin
Eoghan Murphy insists rent caps are working as average Dublin rent inflation falls from 9.6% to 6.6%
Eoghan Murphy criticised as rents surge by 7 per cent in one year
Minister for Housing says rent pressure zones need to work but rents are ‘unsustainable’
Rent cap ‘moderating’ tenancy price inflation
Research indicates rises in rent pressure zones would be 3% higher in absence of restrictions
Cost of renting falls slightly in last three months of 2018
Navan and Limerick City East to be designated as new Rent Pressure Zones, RTB says
Dublin renters paying €156 more a month than last year
Rents in Limerick are growing at the fastest rate across the country as new renters continue to pay more than those already renting
Housing activists occupy Residential Tenancies Board HQ
Take Back the City group demand meeting with chair and director over housing crisis
Sharp spikes in cost of renting homes in urban areas, figures show
Average monthly rent in Dublin nears €1,600
‘Significant number’ of rented homes don’t comply with regulations
Houses failed to comply with new regulations setting minimum health and safety standards
Rents up 7% on this time last year but pace of growth is slowing
Rent inflation in first quarter at 0.4%, compared with 1.1% in final quarter of 2017
Dublin rents rise most in commuter belt
Average monthly rent in Dublin, Kildare, Meath and Wicklow is above €1,000, but rate of increase slows in city
Controls have little impact as rents rise to new high, report finds
Average monthly rents are a record €1,056, up almost 10% over the last year
New guidelines rule out rent hikes for painting and decorating
Residential Tenancies Board guide looks at new Rent Pressure Zone rules
Housing: a European rebuke
Local authority waiting lists now exceed 130,000, compared to 27,000 in 1996
Greystones and Drogheda added to list of rent pressure zones
Rental costs up 6.6% in year to June, setting new record, Residential Tenancies Board finds
Vintage Pat Kenny: Let’s hear it for wronged landlords
Radio Review: Ray D’Arcy gets emotional about HPV vaccine. Kenny defends accidental landlords
The housing crisis: Fixing the damaged rental market
Irish society will have to accept that rental is no longer a short-term option
High cost of rents leading to increase in arrears, says RTB
Board warns that affordability problems in market are putting tenants under pressure
Rent pressure zone landlords ‘imposed illegal price hikes’
Tenancies board finds a large number of invalid rent increases following reforms
Rent increases have slowed down, figures show
Residential Tenancies Board says it is too early to say if rent pressure zones are effective
Dublin rents hit record high after 10% rise nationwide
Average monthly cost of renting home in Dublin rises by €113 to reach all-time high
Cost of renting in Dublin soars above boom peak
Average monthly rental for a house in Dublin is €1,454, according to figures
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