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Carlow Property Management wins Digital Boost contest

Carlow Property Management are the latest winner in Eircom’s Digital Boost competition, representing the first winner from the property sector. The Digital Boost initiative enables organisations to ‘boost’ their digital presence with a package worth €10,000 which includes a free business app, a free unlimited…

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Ulster Bank may allow retiree mortgage payments

General, Home, Mortgages & Money, Property News

Ulster Bank is applying for permission to allow some customers in arrears pay part of a split mortgage in retirement. Speaking at the Oireachtas Finance Committee, the bank's chief risk officer Stephen Bell said it had applied for approval to the Central Bank for the…

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Lisney appointed to find new tenants for CHQ building in Dublin

Commercial Blog, General, Home, Industry News, Mortgages & Money, Property News, Property Picks

Lisney has been appointed to secure tenants for the CHQ in Dublin’s Docklands area as a first step in a new restaurant and retail development strategy for the building. Since acquiring CHQ last month, CHQ Dublin Ltd has outlined development plans to turn the units…

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Focus Ireland warns that more people could end up on the streets as a result of new rental legislation

General, Home, Industry News, Mortgages & Money, Property News, The Renter

Homeless charity Focus Ireland has issued a warning that more people could end up on the streets as a result of a new law for landlords, which came into force last Friday. The charity said Government regulations prohibiting the rental of sub-standard bedsits put people…

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SCSI reminder about new rental accommodation standards

General, Home, Industry News, Mortgages & Money, Property News, The Investor, The Overseas Investor, The Renter

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland has reminded tenants and landlords about the new residential rental accommodation standards which effectively ban shared bathrooms and landlord-controlled heating systems from today, Friday February 1st. The SCSI said the four year graced period pertaining to certain provisions in…

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Council tenants could face rent increases

General, Home, Mortgages & Money, Property News, The Investor, The Renter

More than 125,000 local authority tenants face rent increases as councils look set to pass on the property tax. Almost all dwellings in the State are liable for the new tax, due to be collected on July 1st, including council houses and flats. According to…

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USI launch student Rent Book

General, Property News, The Renter

The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) have launched a new book on renting for college students on the look out for accommodation. The USI Rent Book is described as an invaluable resource for all those searching for college accommodation in the wake of Monday’s…

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Sinn Féin to table motion on Rent Allowance cuts

Property News, The Renter

Sinn Féin senators will this evening table a motion on the cuts to the Rent Allowance which are seeing many tenants in the private rental sector struggling to cope and in some cases forced out of their houses. The most recent budget saw a cut…

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Dublin 2 office on the market for €450,000

Commercial Blog, The Investor

A modern compact office investment property in Dublin 2, with a yield of 10.6%, has come on the market for €450,000. 3 Clanwilliam Square is currently let to Transfusion Positive on an FRI lease that expires in February 2017 at a current rental level of…

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Most tenants happy with their landlords, insists IPOA chairman

Home, Property News, The Investor, The Renter

The chairman of the Irish Property Owners’ Association, Stephen Faughnan, has insisted that most tenants are happy with their landlords. Mr Faughnan made the statement in a letter to the Irish Examiner in response to an RTÉ Prime Time programme on May 10th which outlined…

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