About Us
We let and manage homes for Dublin landlords who want straight answers and no surprises on the statement.
Every property we manage represents someone’s work and savings. We treat it that way: one named contact who knows your property, a fee agreed in writing, and a phone that gets answered.
The essentials
Who looks after your property
Swipe is owned and run by the two of us, and between us we have been letting and managing homes in Dublin since 2003. Twenty-three years — through the crash, the recovery, the arrival of rent pressure zones and the rule changes of the last two years. Long enough to have priced property in several very different markets, which is mostly what you are buying when you hand a property to an agent.
Lettings, valuations and corporate lets
Andreas Riha, Managing Partner
In Dublin lettings since 2003. Valuations, client relationships, lettings, and the corporate and short-term side of the business. If you are weighing up what your property should rent for, or whether it suits a corporate let or a short let rather than a standard tenancy, that conversation is with Andreas.
Swipe is a boutique agency by choice, not a volume one — a smaller book, handled properly, by the people whose names are on it. If you want the service built around what you actually want out of the property rather than a standard package, that is worth a conversation.
Rental accounts, compliance and repairs
Colin Napper, Partner
In Dublin lettings since 2003. Valuations, rental accounts and rent collection, compliance, and our repair and maintenance team. If rent is late, a notice has to be served properly, or something in the property needs fixing, that is Colin’s side of the house.
It is the part of an agency landlords rarely see, and the part they feel immediately when it is done badly.
How we work
One named contact
Not a ticketing queue. Someone who has stood in your property and knows which boiler is in it.
A fee agreed in writing
Quoted before we start, with nothing added afterwards. If something is outside the agreement, we ask first.
Compliance as standard
Registrations, rent reviews and notices done properly and on time — which since September 2026 is worth more than it used to be.
Find out what your property should earn
We walk the property, give you a realistic figure from real local data, and flag anything that would fail a minimum standards inspection. Free, and no obligation.