We're building a platform where Irish renters can share what renting is actually like — the conditions, the costs, the hidden realities. Not yet live. But being built right now.
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Official data from the RTB shows how much people pay. But it doesn't show what they find when they get there — the mould, the cold, the hidden fees, the maintenance that never gets fixed.
The Irish rental market is under pressure from multiple directions — and most renters are navigating it without any real information.
Planning delays, slow development, and landlords leaving the market have created a shortage that pushes prices up and gives tenants little choice but to accept whatever is available.
Dozens of applicants for every property means there is little pressure to maintain standards or justify prices. Tenants take what they can get.
The RTB publishes rent figures. Daft publishes listings. Nobody publishes what tenants actually experience — the conditions, the hidden costs, the maintenance issues that go unresolved.
Tenants have legal protections through the RTB. Most don't know what they are, or feel too vulnerable to use them. Fear of losing a tenancy keeps people silent.
You can check a restaurant on Google. You can read employee reviews on Glassdoor. But when you're about to sign a lease on a property you'll spend a third of your income on — there's nothing.
You can't search a specific property to see what previous tenants reported — conditions, costs, or whether maintenance was responsive.
Listing photos show properties at their best. There's no community record of reported conditions — mould, cold, broken fixtures, or listings that don't match reality.
Whether there's a crèche with actual spaces nearby, a GP accepting patients, or a supermarket within walking distance — none of this exists in one place.
Individual tenant signals never become useful aggregated insight. No walkability indices, no transport access scores, no childcare pressure maps. The data exists — it just isn't collected.
Property Index Ireland will be a place where tenants can contribute structured local insights — and where those signals become useful intelligence for everyone who comes after them.
Contribute structured insights about a specific address — conditions, costs, letting agent responsiveness, hidden fees.
Look up any address or area to see community-reported insights before committing to a lease.
Individual signals become postcode-level indices — letting agent performance scores, crèche waitlist pressure, GP access by area.
Links and signposting to the RTB, Threshold, and Local Authorities — so you know where to turn if things go wrong.
We're at the beginning. Every person who signs up is helping prove this matters — to press, to policy makers, and to the organisations who support platforms like this one. If you've ever rented in Ireland and wished you'd known more before you signed, this is for you.
Every structured insight contributed by a tenant feeds into a growing picture of what renting in Ireland is actually like — useful not just for renters, but for researchers, policy makers, and journalists.
Walkability scores, transport access ratings, food access mapping, and amenity density by postcode — built from community signals.
Waitlist length, availability, and weekly cost by area — the information that isn't published anywhere but every family moving area needs.
How quickly issues are resolved, how maintenance requests are handled, and how professional the tenancy management experience is — aggregated across Ireland.
Area-level rental condition trends, cost divergence data, and liveability insights — available to researchers, journalists, and local authorities.
RTB figure verified. Community-reported figures are illustrative of the data Property Index Ireland will collect at scale.
Sign up now and we'll let you know the moment Property Index Ireland launches. Early supporters will be the first to contribute insights and shape what the platform becomes.
We'll only use your email to notify you when we launch. Privacy Policy
We'll be in touch when Property Index Ireland launches. Thanks for being part of this from the beginning.