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Are you a young property owner? Do you want to be one? Or do you not really care about it? In all cases, we want to hear from you! The […]

IPOA Chair Mary Conway said:  “Small and medium-sized landlords, who have been the backbone of rental supply in communities across the country for decades, are being driven out of the market by unfair taxation,

The Irish Property Owners Association (IPOA) has said the latest data from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) demonstrates the damaging impact of the Government’s recent Rental Tenancies Bill on the private rental

Latest RTB data confirms accelerating flight of landlords from the rental market – IPOA  Mary Conway, Chair of the IPOA stated: 

IPOA calls on Government to accept important amendments tabled by TDs to Residential Tenancies Bill 2026 to address concerns of local landlords  Warnings issued that the Bill could trigger landlord exits and sharp fall in rental supply  The

Representatives from the IPOA attended a Oireachtas committee meeting to discuss the proposal for rental changes. The sharp increase in termination notices served for selling and the potential pitfalls of

Director’s report shows Notices of Termination have risen 17.2% in the past year, driven by restrictive rental regulations including Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) and the near 0% HICP rate. The

The latest Residential Tenancies Board report shows a 17% rise in tenant evictions, with 57% due to landlords selling their properties. While this is often portrayed as landlords “cashing out,”

In today’s Irish Independent, Mark Keenan argued that Ireland’s “one size fits all” planning and conservation laws have left countless Pre-’63 properties in limbo, derelict, unusable, and barred from being