In Q3 2024, the report now comprises two separate sets of estimates: the longstanding New Tenancies Rent Index covering the period Q3 2007- Q3 2024 and an Existing Tenancies Rent Index which captures the rent levels faced by those households in continuing tenancies (of at least one year in duration). The latter Index has been made possible due to the RTB's newly collected annual registration data and covers the period Q2 2022 - Q3 2024. You can access the report (report needs to be uploaded first then sourced here)

The RTB asks that caution be exercised when interpreting annual growth rates for existing tenancies. The sample changes from year to year and the existing tenancy Rent Index indicators therefore cannot be used to infer compliance or otherwise with Rent Pressure Zone legislation. Any assessment of compliance requires the tracking of individual tenancies over time and is beyond the scope of the Rent Index.

Figure 1: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Standard Average Rent (€) in New & Existing Tenancies

Figure 2: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Standard Average Rent (€) in New & Existing Tenancies, by Regions

Figure 3: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Standardised Average Rent (€) in New and Existing Tenancies, by Region

Figure 4: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Standardised Average Rent (€) in New & Existing Tenancies, in Local Authorities

Figure 5: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Standardised Average Rent (€) in New & Existing Tenancies, in LEAs

Figure 6: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices - Annual Change in SAR in Regions

Figure 7: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices: Quarterly Change in SAR in Regions

Figure 8: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices: SAR(€) in Irish Cities

Figure 9: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices: SAR (€) in Houses

Figure 10: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices (€) in Apartment

Figure 11: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices (€) in Dublin's LA

Figure 12: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices (€) Bedrooms by House

Figure 13: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices (€) Bedrooms by Apartment

Figure 14: RTB Q32024 Rent Indices (€) Comparison