Rent pressure zones: What do these changes mean?

Juno McEnroe of the Irish Examiner answers the questions arising from the Government’s new strategy for the rental sector.

Rent pressure zones: What do these changes mean?
Wed, 14 Dec, 2016 - 08:03

Juno McEnroe of the Irish Examiner answers the questions arising from the Government’s new strategy for the rental sector.

How will these new rent restrictions help tenants and when will they take effect?

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