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    Bis zu vier Personen in einem Zimmer im Haus Dublin 2, da der Vermieter sagt, es sei schwierig, „Geld zu verdienen“

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    2. Ed_the_Led_Man on

      4 ?

      Has nobody invented a triple bunk bed at this stage, get that number up to 6!

    3. Prior_Vacation_2359 on

      Well doesn’t he have to pay 50% in tax on each person. Could he not get them all on cash. Silly bugger 

    5. GerKoll on

      „….as landlord says it’s a hard time ‚to make money'“

      Well…he’s not wrong, just ask the farmers and haulers…../s

    7. elcabroMcGinty on

      Absolute slumlord.

      _“One person’s rent is another person’s income“_

      Thanks FFG

    9. Entire-Gas-7651 on

      >The landlord said residents are offered licences rather than tenancies, which is a common feature of the room-share trend.

      this seems terrible for renters, how is this allowed for situations like this?

    10. mrbuddymcbuddyface on

      There’s many Chinese people living in flats and apartments in Dublin, four to a room, sleeping on bunk beds.

    13. oddun on

      > Toppin explained his deposits were making no money “in the bank”, and a friend told him he’d get a good return on investment if 12 Clare Street was let out in this manner.

      Completely shameless.

    16. pixiebean22 on

      how many toilets and showers are there per person? what sort of cooking facilities are available to use? how many entrances and exists are there? it sounds like pure chaos

    17. jeperty on

      Blatant slumlording without any attempt to hide it. And half the country will see no problem with it.

      „The property was previously used as office space but received change-of-use planning permission in 2022 for a five-bed residential unit.

      The Journal, presenting as a prospective tenant, went to view a bed space in a triple room as part of its reporting on this increasingly common rental situation. A man called Dermot O’Connor facilitated the viewing.

      He said there would be a rent of €740 per month, plus €100 in bills, for the bed space. The Journal understands that other people living in the house were paying more than the amount quoted on the day. We were asked not to tell any future roommates the exact monthly payment.

      A request for a cash deposit of €500 on the day of the viewing to “hold” the bed space was accompanied by a warning it would be taken quickly as another person was due to view it.“

    18. ImAnOldChunkOfCoal on

      Looks like I’ll be making a point not to give The Sugar Club any business in the future.

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