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Commenting on the recent CSO Residential Property Price Index for October, IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers, said prices have picked up again as already reported by auctioneers.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA) has unveiled its pre-Budget 2024 submission, aimed at addressing the critical housing emergency which continues to deteriorate nationwide.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA) has called on Government to ensure that the 2023 Housing for All objectives recognise the strategic role small landlords play in helping to resolve the housing crisis, and therefore adopt policy measures that will support the sector.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association is shocked, disappointed and saddened that the Government has not addressed the serious issues which the Association has repeatedly brought to the Governments attention.

Commenting on the recent RTB Q1 Rent Index IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers, said one of the primary reasons rents continue to increase at a high level, 9.2 percent nationally, is because of the scarcity of properties.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association has responded to the recent Budget 2022 announcement noting its disillusion and disappointment that the Government has not addressed the serious issues which the association has repeatedly brought to the Government's attention.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA), the national landlords association, accepts and understands the need to protect vulnerable tenants who meet the self-declaration criteria.

The national representative body for private landlords, the Irish Property Owners Association (IPOA), has strongly criticised Budget 2020 for not addressing any of the serious issues which the association has repeatedly brought to the Government’s notice.

The Irish Property Owners’ Association (IPOA) is calling on all property owners to inspect their rental properties during Fire Safety Week which is presently ongoing.

Taxation, unnecessary regulations, rent control and complexity of legislation are the real reasons for the current decline in the supply of rental accommodation, according to Stephen Faughnan of the Irish Property Owners Association (IPOA).