Almost half of Irish public want rent pressure zones abolished, says survey

Almost half of Irish public want rent pressure zones abolished, says survey

The latest survey from property site MyHome.ie shows further that there is some enthusiasm for the Government’s proposals to kickstart the housing sector by encouraging further private investment.

Almost one in two Irish people believe rent pressure zones (RPZ) should be abolished as part of the solution to the ongoing housing crisis.

The latest survey from property site MyHome.ie shows further that there is some enthusiasm for the Government’s proposals to kickstart the housing sector by encouraging further private investment, with 50% of the people asked replying they think that tax breaks for developers are needed to boost rental supply.

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