Apartments to let

damalo

Hope it's Ok to post here:

www.daft.ie/xxxxxxxx (spanish arch / flood street)

I've also another place in butter milk walk (top floor apartment - 2 bed). 2 gems in city centre

Pm for more info

Bonzodog

Wow, thats expensive for a 3 bed apt in the city. I'd say your max, given the current market (back to 2005 levels), is €1,000 p.m. There are people who cannot rent properties in the current market because they are refusing to accept that the rentals market has receded somewhat. Where I currently live in doughiska, rental prices have crashed due to the massive amount of property available.

This is a renters market, not a landlords. I would say seriously to be willing to accept €900 p.m upwards for someone that can promise a minimum term of at least 12 months in the property, and bring it up to €1,000 for someone that maybe only wants it for the summer.

Xiney

€1,350 Monthly??

yeah good luck with that. lol.

(PS no it's not allowed)

Yeah damalo, be prepared for people haggling.

damalo

My bad if it wasnt allowed.

Thanks for the tips - Am well aware of the current situation out there.

Please go ahead and lock this thread

Xiney

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Yeah damalo, be prepared for people haggling.

if they even see the ad.

I mean, people will probably use the "search" function with a reasonable max rent inputted :P

skelliser

looking at daft the prices havent changed much, landlords desperatly trying to hold onto there profit margin and generous ones at that

damalo

skelliser wrote: »

looking at daft the prices havent changed much, landlords desperatly trying to hold onto there profit margin and generous ones at that

You must have a very cheap mortgage if you think landlaords have generous margins. Alot of landlords are making up rent with the recent drops in rent inwards

beautiful place but you can't charge that if there's no parking. it's a reasonable price in my opinion if there was a spot for a car.. there arn't many apartments like that with that location so it won't be hit by rent fall as much.. still plenty of rich people about.

Discodog

No one is paying the asking rents. My friends have just rented a 4 bed house by the sea near Inverin for €700 & it's really nice. It was advertised at £1100 !.

banshee_bones

New place im moving into which is fabulous has dropped from 1,000 down to 695. Two double bedrooms in the very centre of town. I think you will have a lot of haggling! Good Luck with that!

snubbleste

Can I ask why you don't accept rent supplement tenants?
Is it bad experience, paperwork, unregistered tenancy..?

there arn't many apartments like that with that location so it won't be hit by rent fall as much.. still plenty of rich people about.

Yes there are many flats like that within a kilometre of eyre square

quietobserver

skelliser wrote: »

looking at daft the prices havent changed much, landlords desperatly trying to hold onto there profit margin and generous ones at that

wheres your proof for such a comment?

biko

Use daft/advertiser/whatnot.
If anyone wants to discuss landlords and profit there is the Accommodation forum.

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