9 Nov 2026
The RTB Can Investigate You Without a Complaint
The RTB can investigate without a tenant complaint and sanction up to €15,000 per breach, plus costs. The eleven breaches, and where landlords get…
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The rules moved twice in 2026. We write plainly about what actually changed, what it means for a Dublin property, and what to do about it — because the cost of getting it wrong has gone up.
Written by the team at Swipe Property, a licensed Dublin letting and property management agency. PSRA 003920.
9 Nov 2026
Budget 2027: What Changed for Dublin Landlords
Budget 2027 left the main landlord relief flat at €1,000 for 2027. What rose, what did not, and what it means for a rental…
Read it →25 Sep 2026
Rent Pressure Zone Rules in 2026: What You Can Actually Charge
How much you can increase rent in a Rent Pressure Zone in 2026, when you can reset to market rent, and how to serve…
Read it →25 Sep 2026
The RTB Can Now Fine You Directly: What Changed on 14 September 2026
The RTB can now fine landlords directly for six breaches. What the six are, and which ones catch Dublin landlords out.
Read it →25 Sep 2026
RTB Hearings Are Now Public — and Your Name and Address Go Online
From 14 September 2026, RTB adjudication hearings are held in public and outcomes published with names and addresses. Mediation stays confidential.
Read it →25 Sep 2026
The Short-Term Letting Register: What Dublin Hosts Must Do
The Fáilte Ireland short-term letting register, the 21-night rule, and why planning permission is the real issue for Dublin hosts.
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