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Published 09:25 9 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 09:26 9 Feb 2016 GMT
Speaking about the findings, Ronan Lyons, economist and author of the Daft Report, said:
“Ahead of the election, there is no sign of any improvement in the extreme lack of rental accommodation throughout the country, particularly in Dublin.
"The shortage of accommodation was first identified in the Daft.ie Report in late 2010, ahead of the last election.
"Unfortunately, at the time, the political focus was on legacy issues related to ghost estates and negative equity.
"Hopefully, the new Government will focus on taking the necessary steps to increase availability of homes to rent early in its term of office.”
Year-on-year change in rents – major cities, Q4 2015
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