If so, we’d be grateful if you would fill out a brief survey. We’re trying to build a solid understanding of how rents have changed at the complex over time.
We’re trying to build a solid understanding of how rents have changed over time at the complex of more than 800 homes at Clancy Quay in Islandbridge.
But Ireland doesn’t have a public register of rents. So if you’re a former or current tenant, we really need your help.
We’d be grateful if you could take a couple minutes to fill out the survey below. Every entry will help.
If you prefer to get in touch by email, WhatsApp or Signal, please feel free to do that too, at lois@dublininquirer.com, or 0873924796.
Councils are reluctant to use the single-stage process because they take on more risk if something goes wrong, says Sinn Féin TD and housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin.
Councillors face tough decisions as vulnerable and desperate groups make their cases for priority amid a shortage of social homes.
The government is reportedly looking into the idea.
“I just cannot get over that they didn’t maintain the same level of funding at a minimum, because it’s a bloody great scheme,” says Fine Gael Councillor Tom O’Leary, of the homelessness-prevention scheme.
