Paul Hosford: People living in hotels long-term should have the homes we let to tourists - News Summed Up

Paul Hosford: People living in hotels long-term should have the homes we let to tourists


At the same time, statistically speaking, it is more than likely that thousands of homes which people regularly live in sat empty. These figures reveal a stark economic reality: Thousands of homes that could house long-term renters are instead being used to accommodate tourists. 90-day rule may not be enoughThe legislation will restrict short-term lets in towns with populations of more than 10,000 people. But surely the demand for hotel rooms could be addressed by moving some of those living long-term in hotels to readily-available housing which is being used to accommodate tourists? Short-term lets have their place, particularly in parts of the country underserved by hotels.


Source: Irish Examiner January 03, 2026 01:43 UTC



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