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The
continued success of the Irish economy and the high levels of immigration
have contributed to the increase in the rental market in Ireland. With
house prices for first time buyers becoming out of reach of many people
- renting is the only choice. Corporate rentals have also experienced
an upward turn, buoyed by the number of multinational firms who continue
to invest in Ireland.
Rents in County Kildare - being close to Dublin - are fairly high 3-bed semis are renting for around €900, while two-bed apartments can be up to €850 per month, depending on the location and condition of the property. In Cork City - rental prices ar about 750 euro a month for one bed apartments upto 980 for a 3 bed house and 1400 for a 4 bedroomed house. In
couties Cavan and Monaghan a 3 or 4 bedroomed house an be rented
for €800 per month. Counties
Longford and Roscommon are not as popular and you could expect
to pay around €600 to €750 per month for a three-bed semi.
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