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Rent in dublin

Vanhalla · 2009-07-07 20:49:58

has it come down much in these recessionary times?

07-07-2009 8:49pm

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Vanhalla

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has it come down much in these recessionary times?

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#2 07-07-2009 9:32pm

gurramok

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Yes, see my sig for IPW:)

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#3 07-07-2009 10:17pm

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Yes,big time,25-30% in places. It's a renters market now.

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#4 11-07-2009 7:08pm

emwolb

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Unfortunately there are still landlords that think it is still celtic tiger times, I was told I had an attitude problem because I asked for lower rent! The apartment is still on daft so whos the one with the attitude.

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#5 11-07-2009 7:30pm

flynnc8

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Some landlords are just plain hungry.. :mad::mad:

My rent allowance was brought down by quiet abit in the emergency budget I was worried about asking my landlord to reduce it but he was absolutely fine..

and reduced the rent by 100per month..

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