Irish Rent Reforms Criticized for Potential to Increase Landlord Income

An analysis suggests that Ireland's recent rent reforms, intended to boost housing supply, may paradoxically increase rental income for major landlords like Ires Reit by up to 25%, highlighting a contradiction in policy goals.

8 Mar, 05:30 — 8 Mar, 05:30

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irish-independent13d ago

Keire Murphy: Plan to increase housing supply with rent reforms is built on a major contradiction

Ireland’s biggest private landlord, Ires Reit, told investors last month that recent rent reforms could increase its rental income by 25pc. This, to borrow a phrase from the tech world, is a feature, not a bug.

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Irish Rent Reforms Criticized for Potential to Increase Landlord Income

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Keire Murphy: Plan to increase housing supply with rent reforms is built on a major contradiction

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