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    Über 3.300 Bewerbungen in 48 Stunden für 67 kostengünstige Mietwohnungen in Dublin

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    1. davesr25 on

      *“Next on RTE 1, the renter games, watch as these would be renters compete in multiple challenges, to see who will become the ultimate renter“*

    2. ParaMike46 on

      Just quick glance on these numbers tells you all you need to know. We have a housing and rental crisis!

    3. boardsmember2017 on

      Yet we’re out burning cash on trying to tempt Irish people home who’ve their back on this country!? Why aren’t we incentivizing those who we’ve added to the population to put building skills to work? Surely there’s a few trades among them?

    4. Rennie_Burn on

      Jees, would anyone know how they would decide who too chose from all the applicants, im guessing its not on a first come first server basis?

    6. significantrisk on

      The most absurd part of this, and there’s a few candidates for the honour, is that a development that small was allowed to go ahead. Absolutely absurd not to be at the very least doubling the density

    7. Smart_Highway_7011 on

      Almost like theres too many people for the supply or something. I know what will fix it lets increase our population by 2% again this year.

    8. Solitare81 on

      The government need to fully take over the building of homes for people, forget private landlords, it’s nonsense and doesn’t work. FF/FG have proved they have no willingness or intention to look after sorting the mess they created. Vote Left and let’s give someone else a go

    9. Floodzie on

      Cost Rental – similar to the Vienna Model of Housing – is 100% the solution to the rental disaster.

      However, for the last 40 years governments have tried everything BUT this, a cynic might say they want to make rental property an investment, instead of a not-for-profit cornerstone of a functioning housing system.

      They have tried enriching small landlords, vulture funds, pension funds, lawmakers – but only Cost Rental works for tenants. The proof is in the massive over-subscription of every single Cost Rental offering.

      If investors want to take a punt on house prices, let them do it with their own family homes, not by using others‘ rental properties as commodities.

      Let’s use the money from the Sovereign Wealth Fund to fund Cost Rental. If not for that, then what?

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