Rents €400 more per month than during Celtic Tiger

Renters in Ireland are paying €400 more each month than they did at the height of the Celtic Tiger.

Tue, 12 Nov, 2019 - 06:20

Kevin O’Neill

Renters in Ireland are paying €400 more each month than they did at the height of the Celtic Tiger.

Inflation in the rental market is easing, but rents remain at record highs, according to the latest rental report by Daft.ie. Rents rose by an average of 5.2% nationwide in the year to September 2019. It is the lowest rate of inflation since 2013.

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Courts Rent crisis Place: Ireland Place: Dublin Place: Cork City Place: Cork Place: Kerry Place: Limerick Place: Waterford Place: Leinster Person: Ronan Lyons Person: John-Mark McCafferty Person: CEO Person: McCafferty Organisation: Celtic Tiger Organisation: Daft.ie.Organisation: TCD Organisation: Threshold

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