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# Landlords

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Tenants 'often' unable to make discrimination complaint about landlords, report finds
Nine landlords sanctioned by regulator for breaching rules as over 440 investigations under way
Landlords selling up account for almost one in four home sales
Oldest and youngest tenants pay the most of their take-home pay in rent
'The system is weak': Just 29 sanctions for landlords in past year despite hundreds of investigations
Attention renters: We want to hear your stories
Vast majority of Irish retailers struggling with rent arrears, according to new survey
Landlords can no longer hit tenants with 4% rent hike from today, but SF criticises delay in law
Banks sitting on hundreds of vacant properties as pressure ramps up on government to get radical
'Robust' supports for renters due to be announced, but access to HAP likely to be ruled out
Can rented homes be made more energy efficient? You're being asked to give your view
Landlord fined €12,000 for refusing to accept rent allowance from Latvian woman
We have an NCT for cars, so should landlords need one for their rentals?
Disputes between landlords and tenants increased by 10% last year
Figures suggest two-in-five renters in 'pressure zones' still being hit with rent increases above 4%
Bill to regulate rent pressure zone properties passes through Seanad
Here's why tenants can take discrimination cases against landlords at the Workplace Relations Commission
'A national scandal' - Government defends housing record as minister says 'we need more landlords'
A survey of Ireland's rental sector is set to get underway
The government is paying €88m to rent private properties - but it also owns almost 100 empty buildings
Poll: Should TDs who are landlords abstain from votes on anti-eviction legislation?
Calls for TDs who are landlords to abstain from anti-eviction Bill vote due to conflict of interest
Landlords to be sanctioned up to €30,000 if they breach rent caps under new laws
Degree to which landlords can be sanctioned last sticking point to new renter protection law
Landlords and agencies have started asking people for viewing fees, says Threshold
'The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results'
Government accused of 'a landlords' Budget' over tax break for landlords
Strengthening rent caps and 'first-class emergency accommodation': What the Budget means for housing
Family of 3 sharing room after landlord tried to increase rent by €500: Ireland's housing horror stories
€1.6 million in rent arrears awarded to landlords in 2017
'They have not grasped the problem': Warnings government is not doing enough to stop evictions
Landlords who raise rents by more than the allowed limit will face criminal charges under planned new laws
Hundreds of Dublin residents without power and water 'for up to 7 days' due to basement fire
'Landlord said it was none of his business': Tenants left 'in limbo' after vulture funds buy property
'Deeply troubling': Dublin rent €380 higher a month than at Celtic Tiger peak
'Private renters need three months' notice and should know what previous tenants paid'
Rise of 25% in the number of tenants defying their eviction notices
Irish Travellers in the UK may face greater levels of discrimination post-Brexit
Residential Tenancies Board dealing with four to five illegal eviction cases a week
These new rules aim to help tenants if landlords seek a 'back door' around rent limits