Was €4500 per month, now €3750 per month:
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209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:h3 … cd=4&gl=ie
Also available to buy at €1.4m:
myhome.ie/residential/search … RJHN370655
Was €4500 per month, now €3750 per month:
Cached Link:
209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:h3 … cd=4&gl=ie
Also available to buy at €1.4m:
myhome.ie/residential/search … RJHN370655
That is an obscene rent for a 4 bed house. Who on earth can afford that? And why dont they just buy a house - even in the current market they should be able to do better than that.
That seems a little high for a house which is available for purchase at €1.4m, but:-
€3,750 x. 12 = €45,000 p/a rent.
Now, let’s assume a 5% rental yield - this leaves us with a “x. 20” multiplier:-
€45,000 x. 20 = €900,000 – Thus, assuming a 5% rental yield, the house should be available to buy for €900k.
[Instead, to get €1.4m you have to use a little over 2% as the rental yield!! Thus it has some way further to fall…]
It is actually the case that this is much better value to rent than purchase. Ranelagh will always be out of the reach of most of the population.