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The Rent Index issued by the RTB, featuring actual rents has clearly pointed to the Two Tier System that is now in place in Ireland.  Existing renters benefit from much […]

Margaret McCormick speaks on Lunchtime Live (Newstalk) Click HERE to hear IPOA fight back on proposed changes to Tenancy & Eviction Legislation  

IPOA information Officer Margaret McCormick and Committee Member Tom O’Brien, attended the Joint Committee on Housing Planning and Local Government to address the Anti Evictions Bill [PMB] 2018 and the

The IPOA are pleased to advise that a soft copy of our updated Lease Agreement will soon be available to members. The Lease will be downloadable and editable through the

Over 200 Members of the Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA) were delighted to celebrate the successful completion of the IPOA Residential Landlord’s Course graduates at an event in the Gresham

January 2019 The Residential Tenancies Bill has been published.  This is not law yet.  Changes will be made as the Bill goes though the legislative process.  Our Legal Counsel is

December 2018 1778 landlords gone from sector 8829  homes no longer available to tenants Existing tenancies pay 21% less than new tenancies  Continual interference in the private rental sector has

December 2018 The Government gave its approval to publish the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill, which includes: Providing powers to the RTB to investigate and sanction landlords who engage in improper conduct including

November 2018 Stephen Faughnan, Chairman, of the Irish Property Owners Association comments on the issue recently raised of placement fees being paid by the Dublin Region Homeless Executive The move

  October 2018 In order to ensure that entire dwellings that could be used for long-term rental accommodation are not lost to the rental market in favour of short-term letting,