Hi All,
I have got a job in Dublin and I am looking to move to Dublin by Feb / Mar 2019. My prospective employer is providing me temporary accommodation for 30 days. Will I be able to find a house / flat / apartment within this time? I just want to understand how much time will it take to find a rented house in Dublin?
Thanks
Shiva
Time to find a rented house in Dublin
shiva.shankar87
10 November 2018 15:54:11
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Cynic
10 November 2018 16:11:32
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Hi and welcome to the Forum.
My opinion is that you'll probably find a house, flat or apartment; the question will be whether you can afford the prices, Dublin is very expensive for most things. This link will take you to a website with some properties for rent.
Hope this helps.
Cynic
Expat Team
dubliniift
26 November 2018 03:33:01
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Thats interesting. I have a similar situation.
How much is enough for a good life style in Dublin. Rental and Car Insurance are outrageous.
SimCityAT
26 November 2018 04:16:01
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dubliniift wrote:Thats interesting. I have a similar situation.
How much is enough for a good life style in Dublin. Rental and Car Insurance are outrageous.
Thats the question, everyone is different?
burti16
24 December 2018 21:42:28
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I had the exactly same situation.I wrote 150 mails thru daft and only my current landlord responded to me.Luckily I found out during face to face meeting that he was my director's friend.Dublin house market is insane and no one taking action a out this.I spent 55% of my salary to my rental property
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26 December 2018 06:10:57
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shiva.shankar87 wrote:Hi All,
I have got a job in Dublin and I am looking to move to Dublin by Feb / Mar 2019. My prospective employer is providing me temporary accommodation for 30 days. Will I be able to find a house / flat / apartment within this time? I just want to understand how much time will it take to find a rented house in Dublin?
Thanks
Shiva
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