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Renting in Dublin still very expensive

polaco · 2020-05-11 21:45:54

Do you have a view on rental prices - i.e are they likely to stay same, fall or rise? There is definitely more apartments and houses available but prices still very high despite of current sitation.

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11-05-2020 10:45pm

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Do you have a view on rental prices - i.e are they likely to stay same, fall or rise?
There is definitely more apartments and houses available but prices still very high despite of current sitation.

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The market is pretty much frozen at the moment. We'll really have no idea what's going to happen until restrictions start to ease.

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polaco wrote: »

but prices still very high despite of current sitation.

Current situation is that you can't evict anyone. Thus, anyone out of a job, can't pay, won't be evicted. Situation probably won't become evident until a month after the restrictions ease.

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