Market Updates
Government Announces Major Rental Sector Reforms by the Department of Housing, Local Government and HeritageDate: 10 June 2025 The Government has approved major changes to Ireland’s rental laws. These reforms aim to protect tenants, improve rental security, and encourage more homes to be built for rent across the country. Key Changes These changes are designed…
The withheld amount serves as a credit for the non-resident landlord when they submit their annual tax return. It is important to note that the NLWT system may have specific forms and procedures for reporting and compliance, such as Form 11 for individuals and Form CT1 for companies.
Pressure for interest rate rise as inflation surges Employment growth, the availability of credit and housing supply are key drivers of the Irish residential property market but interest rates also matter. For years now the cost of a mortgage in Ireland has been historically low, both for new and existing borrowers, but that may be…
Three policy changes will affect Irish property market. The Pandemic and associated Lockdowns have exacerbated the underlying long-term problem facing the Irish property market- for years now growth in the housing stock has not kept pace with the rise in population. House completions did recover strongly in the second half of last year but the…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.
