A spokesperson for the Residential Tenancies Board says that those who fail to register face late fees and possibly fines.
A new law due to come in by the end of this year would mean when councils rezone land for homes and its value shoots up, they’d get 30 percent of the increase.
This cooling-off period can help avoid namer’s remorse, but it also means some local heroes could be forgotten before they are commemorated, councillors say.
Many raised concerns about how affordable the cost-rental homes would be, given rising construction costs and interest rates.
These were among the issues that Dublin city councillors discussed at a meeting of their Central Area Committee on Tuesday.
For years, the council promised new Traveller accommodation on some of the site. Now the plan is for half to host a gaelscoil, the other half housing – but of what kind?
The Charities Regulator found last year that CHAS had rented out social homes commercially. Now tenants say it also rented out their communal garden.
These were two of the issues Dublin city councillors discussed at their April monthly meeting on Monday.
But the special scheme to stop a spread of lower-end shops on and around the city’s main thoroughfare has been around almost two decades, say some councillors, and it doesn’t seem to be working.
The owners had earlier planned to build student housing there, but changed their minds and left the run-down pub vacant for years.
A recent review suggests ways to speed up the process including standard design layouts, fast-tracking some projects and improving communication.
These were among the issues councillors discussed at recent council meetings of their North West and North Central Area committees.
