The Action Plan for Housing.

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Subtle marketing to make it appear "exclusive" as they want to get the "right" people in on the first phase to help sell the subsequent phases.

Trying to avoid the guy with the semi-dismantled motorbike and broken washing machine out in front of the house for 5 years.

 

[BlarneyMan]

Why were those selling in such a rush to offload the home?
It was a sellers market even then.
So younger people need loads of cash and a pandemic to buy a house?

And it wasn't sellers market once first mortgage declines started due to government subsidies. Sellers and auctioneers were shitting their pants and dropping prices rapidly, I got it 20K under

 

[FSG OUT]

Fatty O Brien and FG lying.
What were the odds?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1809847157832208748

 

[rebs23]

That’s cause the Dept of Finance don’t want to spend the cash on infrastructure. !

 

[jimmym]

17 fines issued to landlords who have not registered their properties with RTB, FFS that is pathetic,

 

[slick fingers]

All rental property in Cork is subject to inspections now, the work being carried out by an English engineering firm.

You're given of an inspection and have two months to carry out any needed improvements.

Yere claims of substandard rental property and a lack of regulation are ill informed nonsense.



'We need an NCT for houses', we do yeah, clueless.

Hehe, clueless

 

[Stacky]

That’s cause the Dept of Finance don’t want to spend the cash on infrastructure. !

They have all these big launches and announcements for Ireland 2040 and billions of Euros secured.

It happens at a glacial pace if it happens at all.

It all just gets re-branded as Ireland 2045 and re-launched.

Transport spending is way up but it is just not ambitious enough.

 

[slick fingers]

I can confirm that what Hank said about inspections in private rented accommodation is true.

As to the numbers, at a guess I would expect that most landlords are now registered

Hehe clueless

 

[Blue Jasmin]

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www.irishtimes.com

The headline findings from Census 2022 were that 330,632 households indicated they rented their homes from a private landlord on April 3rd, 2022. The RTB published figure for the number of private rented tenancies registered with it as of December 31st, 2022, was 246,453 – a difference of 84,179 tenancies.

 

[slick fingers]

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www.irishtimes.com

The headline findings from Census 2022 were that 330,632 households indicated they rented their homes from a private landlord on April 3rd, 2022. The RTB published figure for the number of private rented tenancies registered with it as of December 31st, 2022, was 246,453 – a difference of 84,179 tenancies.

And like its estimated that another 100,000 households that didn't even return a census form.

The rtb is not fit for purpose, however, scum landlords are providing essential housing for people in need.