/r/SocDems

Photograph via snooOG

Unofficial SocDems community. If you hope for better, you can vote for better.

/r/SocDems

334 Subscribers

2

Galway City has more places registered with the Residential Tenancies Board nationwide than Cork City, with Dublin 08 coming third.

https://www.howmuchrent.com/pages/rtb_graphs?county=Republic%20Of%20Ireland

As a followup to my last story, over the weekend, I dived into the stats:

I have mapped out 250,000 plus properties that have registered with the government/RTB. It provides insights into where people rent, hence I have done a breakdown per county and nationwide.

Each County heatmap(top map), can be zoomed down, to see the actual RTB property registered.

Distribution of Bedrooms

Please share with your friends, and tell them about Howmuchrent.com, which I built for Rental Transparency.
Howmuchrent.com: Every Renter has a story to tell about their place. Add your story to the map.
Best regards,
Vinny Glennon
https://twitter.com/howmuchrenthq
https://www.reddit.com/r/howmuchrentIreland/

0 Comments
2024/02/26
18:10 UTC

9

256559 Properties Registered with the Residential Tenancies Board mapped out + number of bedrooms

As part of my drive for Rental Transparency in Ireland, I mapped all the properties registered with the RTB: https://www.howmuchrent.com/r/rtb_verified . It cost me over 1000 Euro to do this, and I hope you find it useful. This gives the first insight into where people are registered to rent.

Every Renter has a story to tell about their place. Add your story to HowMuchRent.com. Read reviews tenants left of their place, and past prices charged for properties.

Vinny

PS

From https://www.rtb.ie/registration-and-compliance/registrations/registering-your-tenancy/how-to-register

Taking effect from 04 April 2022, a landlord is obliged to apply to the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) to register a tenancy - or a licence in Student Specific Accommodation (SSA) - within 1 month of its commencement date and every year after this, on the anniversary of the date the tenancy began, for so long as the tenancy/SSA licence exists.  

4 Comments
2024/02/21
17:52 UTC

0

Anyone going to conference today

0 Comments
2024/02/16
14:23 UTC

8

Website for Rental Transparency in Ireland for renters: Rents charged by landlords should be made public

Been building https://www.howmuchrent.com. During the summer, I realised I had no information on what rates tenants were paying before my occupancy, and if what I was paying, was fair. On the site, renters can add their past/current rents, and see what historical prices landlords are charging for accommodation. Also, you can see which areas have rent increasing/decreasing. This site puts this information into your hands. Especially when people from abroad move into an area, they do not know what is considered fair rent for that area.

It's time for a fairer rental market, starting with you!

Vinny Glennon

https://www.howmuchrent.com/about for more context

0 Comments
2023/10/27
20:22 UTC

3

How can I get more involved? I've been waiting a month for my brach to contact me

5 Comments
2023/06/30
19:11 UTC

1

For anyone interested

1 Comment
2023/06/16
18:14 UTC

6

Western branches?

Is there much activity in any western branches where any exist? looking to become more active

3 Comments
2023/03/02
03:57 UTC

7

Cumann Ciarraí

Anyone from the Kerry Cumann here? I joined recently (although I work in a split between Killarney/Belfast) and when Im back in Kerry in the next few weeks was curious if there is anything that goes on etc?

I did see events in Dublin but I wont be there of course.

0 Comments
2022/05/03
18:41 UTC

15

SocDem housing spokesperson Cian O'Callaghan has launched a bill to make demanding sex for rent illegal and a criminal offence. The government has said they will not oppose.

1 Comment
2022/03/22
17:56 UTC

6

Cumainn in the North?

Hello.

I recently moved up North to Belfast and was looking to join a political party. I remember before there was talk from yereselves of campaigning in the North.

Have ye any cumainn in Belfast?

Go raibh maith agaibh.

0 Comments
2022/03/12
17:15 UTC

2

Party bookclub

Are you a member?

View Poll

3 Comments
2021/12/30
20:25 UTC

12

Vacant Zoned Land Tax ‘a gift for land hoarders’, says Cllr Owen Hanley

0 Comments
2021/10/14
23:26 UTC

9

“I never felt like a token female in the Social Democrats" We made history in the last election by having the largest ever percentage of female candidates - 55%. If you are a woman considering getting involved in politics, this is why you should join the @SocDems 👇🏻 #MoreMná

0 Comments
2021/10/12
11:57 UTC

8

"Last night I raised the issue of Tolka Park and it’s retention as a football stadium with Jack Chambers. I was encouraged by the minister's response that the government would welcome an application under large scale sporting infrastructure programme for the stadium’s redevelopment" - Gary Gannon TD

0 Comments
2021/10/06
17:10 UTC

7

There is indeed an industry, are they without their issues? No. Are they needed? Yes. There's also a whole industry that profits off of homeless people, many with sub par and unsafe accommodation that are the reason many of those in tents are there - Cllr Chris Pender

0 Comments
2021/08/17
11:59 UTC

7

What is your opinion on other left wing parties?

What is says on the tin

0 Comments
2021/07/21
22:45 UTC

2

EXCELLENT VIDEO ON CUCKOO FUNDS - MUST WATCH:

1 Comment
2021/07/11
18:42 UTC

8

The SocDem's Dublin Bay South candidate Sarah Durcan just appeared on the United Ireland podcast. On it, Sarah discussed her own background as well the many issues facing the constituency.

0 Comments
2021/06/21
20:12 UTC

9

"A whole generation has simply had enough," Catherine Murphy on housing affordability

0 Comments
2021/05/13
00:20 UTC

9

Jennifer Whitmore TD and Protecting Basking Sharks

1 Comment
2021/05/12
18:14 UTC

9

Cian O'Callaghan of the Social Democrats will put forward a bill tomorrow evening which ends the State entering long-term leasing deals with developers and investment funds instead of purchasing social or affordable homes. Micheál Martin previously promised the government would not oppose it.

0 Comments
2021/05/05
18:28 UTC

Back To Top