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Cavan estate agent says 'steady increase in rents' is due to a 'chronic shortage' of rental properties

Nov 9, 2020 18:31 By News Northern Sound
Cavan estate agent says 'steady increase in rents' is due to a 'chronic shortage' of rental properties
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A Cavan estate agent says he has seen a "steady increase in rents" which is caused by a "chronic shortage" of rental properties. A daft.

A Cavan estate agent says he has seen a "steady increase in rents" which is caused by a "chronic shortage" of rental properties.

A daft.ie rental report for the third quarter of 2020 shows Cavan and Monaghan have both experienced a quarter-on-quarter increase in average rental prices.

Cavan saw a 2.3% increase when compared with Quarter 2 of this year, with the average rent price standing at €767.

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Monaghan experienced a 2.1% increase, with average rents of €802.

James Spring, of REA Peter Donohoe in Ballyconnell, says the available rental stock needs to be increased to help tenants:

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