Tenancies in a sentence

Private landlords have been hiking rents between tenancies, getting ahead of a future cap on existing tenancies.

Across County Waterford, average monthly fees paid in existing tenancies during quarter two were highest in Waterford City East, at €981.

Assured tenancies offer a more stable agreement and longer notices of eviction, and the landlord would have to follow court routes to get possession of the property where necessary.

Both Mr Emerson and Ms Sheehy told the PA news agency that they expect this situation to carry on, as demand for tenancies continues to outstrip supply.

But the CMA found that long-term tenants were being offered licences to occupy, where they should have been offered assured tenancies.

But the pandemic eviction moratorium extended to other tenancies, like those at Golden Duplexes and ADUs attached to an owner-occupied home.

In a pre-trial application to the court Ms Helen Fitzgerald sought to have the repossession application adjourned until the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) had adjudicated on an issue raised by her.

It saw families from Harris, Lewis, and Skye take possession of crofting tenancies on 68 newly created holdings.

It works with landlords and tenants to help establish and sustain tenancies.

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan said: “Council’s Environmental Health Department is readily available to provide advice and guidance to both tenants and landlords on the laws relating to private tenancies.

Residential Tenancies Board has been told it must ramp up enforcement of rent legislation breaches, as new data shows tenants are facing the highest rent increases since records began.

Threshold said that it assisted the couple to lodge a dispute with the Residential Tenancies Board, which eventually awarded the couple the return of their deposit and the maximum sum possible for the unlawful termination of the tenancy.

A firm run by rogue landlord Marc Godart has been hit with thousands of euro in sanctions by the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB).

At the other end of the scale, Granard in Co Longford has just 165 registered tenancies.

But a Stockport council report on housing noted that there is a 'shortage' of affordable homes, with less than 600 social housing tenancies becoming available compared to 1,000 five years ago.

It also aims to address the problems faced by refugees whose temporary visas are due to expire in 2025, particularly difficulties with securing employment and tenancies.

Meanwhile, grant funding of £1m will be made available to registered social landlords and third sector partners to fund work to help sustain tenancies and prevent homelessness.

No new protected tenancies were created after a cut-off date of January 1, 1986.

Tenants can access an RPZ calculator on the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) website.

The bill includes rights for tenants to have pets and redecorate, as well as rent controls between tenancies and the right for joint tenants to leave.