Residential High-end fully furnished rental units at Rockpoint in Blackrock from €2,475 per month The development comprises 49 one-beds, 38 two-beds and four three-beds
Companies Moylan steps down as chair of Ireland’s biggest landlord, Ires ReitThe company previously announced that Declan Moylan would not seek re-election to the board at the company’s next annual general meeting in May 2024.
Companies Ires Reit recommends shareholders to vote against all resolutions at EGMThe EGM will be held next month
Housing Analysis: How the private housing marketing got hooked on state cash to functionWith so many different state schemes to make housing affordable for developers, renters and buyers, the Irish market looks set to be reliant on taxpayers’ money for a long time
Companies Ires Reit shareholder Vision Capital moves to oust five directors on landlord’s board Investment firm - which holds a 5 per cent stake in Ireland’s biggest landlord - has called for an EGM over Ires directors
Housing Allow developers to convert Dublin offices into co-living units, says Grayling Properties bossPeter Horgan argues that amending the rules on conversions could help developers deliver more residential accommodation in city centre
Housing 27% of small landlords intend to sell up in next five yearsA quarter of this cohort said they have already taken any action with regard to selling their properties
Housing Institutional landlords strike sour note on ‘challenging’ industry’s future prospectsNew Residential Tenancies Board report highlights concerns of large landlords
Property Colm Lauder: It’s no surprise that landlords are fleeing and funding has dried upOur new columnist, Goodbody’s former head of real estate equity research, says a form of tax credit is one proposed solution to keep small landlords in the market
Housing New renters pay almost €250 more per month than sitting tenants, RTB saysMonthly rent is 18 per cent more expensive for new renters compared to existing tenants, according to data from the Residential Tenancies Board
Housing Sitting tenants to be offered first right of refusal to buy rental properties under new laws Proposed measures will significantly boost sitting tenants’ rights
Companies Analysis: Sweeney’s Ires departure caps turbulent year - but shareholder issues could yet resurfaceThe country’s biggest landlord has endured a tumultuous year following shareholder dissatisfaction in April
budget 2024 Housing: Landlords must stay in market until 2027 to claim tax reliefNew Budget 2024 measures mean rental income of €3,000 next year will be disregarded at the standard rate for small landlords
Housing Commentary on landlord exodus grounded in ‘misinterpretation of data’ New Census data shows there are 54,000 more households in private rental sector than previously estimated, casting doubt over commentary that landlords are fleeing the sector
Housing Department of Housing scoping tax cuts to retain landlords in rental marketProperty owners association is calling for a tax rate of 25 per cent for residential rental income
Housing Hundreds of households saved from homelessness as result of local authority purchasesDarragh O’Brien said the acquisition of homes has been another ‘very important’ measure explored by the state since the lifting of the eviction ban in April
Housing New renters paying €214 more per month than existing tenantsWorking from home is driving up the difference in regions outside of Dublin
Business Post's View Editorial: Desperate times call for desperate measures in budget to address housing crisis The government is planning to introduce a hefty tax cut for small landlords and a ‘backstop’ mechanism which would involve the state buying unsold apartments and using them for cost rental housing
Housing Residential termination notices increase 20 per cent following end of eviction banSome 5,735 notices were issued in the second quarter of 2023, compared to 4,753 in the first quarter
Companies Ires Reit reports loss of €43.9 million driven by asset revaluationThe company reported net rental income of €34.3 million after year-on-year growth