Irish investors uncertainty deepens with abolition of upward only rent reviews latest twist

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Interesting piece in the Irish Times this morning, and yet another twist in the abolition of upward only rent review's saga. It seems that tenants will be given the right to to seek a rent review with their landlords and that the ever unpopular sunset clause will make an appearance in legislation, which is something that we've talked about on EGi a few weeks ago . 

It looks like the lawyers will be busy and you can all but strike out investment in Ireland for the next five years.

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