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What to know about renting short term apartments in Dublin

Dublin has grown at a steady speed over the past few decades, elevating itself into one of the most popular cities for expats in western Europe. This increase in citywide population and demand for housing has made competition for property fierce. Once upon a time, it was only through long drawn-out consultations with landlords and a lot of toing and froing that an apartment could be secured. Homelike has completely simplified this process. Find short term accommodation Dublin through Homelike ✓Short & long stays ✓No Deposit Apartments ✓Free Cancellation Options ✓Pet-friendly Options ✓Instant Book Options. Uncomplicated process, no endless apartment viewings, no unreasonable landlords, no middlemen. Just filter the apartments based on your needs such as building amenities, rent rates, pet policy, cancellation policy etc. Once you find something you really like, just book it and move in! If you do not want to wait for the landlord’s approval, choose the Instant Book filter and book one of our apartments that can be booked instantly. Homelike’s website allows you to narrow down your search for short-term apartments in Dublin, right down to the finite of details. This means you can find exactly the type of apartment you wish, furnished or unfurnished, deposit or no deposit, and even decide your exact moving-in and moving-out date.

Who should rent short term apartments in Dublin?

As the capital of Ireland, the city attracts a huge population of people from all walks of life and with a thousand different reasons to find residency in the city. Alongside this multitude of different people, there is also a vast range of different types of Dublin apartments, all attracting people for different reasons. Being the capital of the Emerald Isle, Dublin has an intense pull on tourists from across Ireland, Europe, and beyond. To truly immerse yourself in this city takes far longer than a long weekend city break. As noted above, Dublin is expanding year after year into a city full of business and promise. This is only increased by many American and other international non-European companies choosing to base their European headquarters here. Those flying in to do weekday business would benefit from renting short term accommodation in the city. Finally, those who often see short term apartments as their saving grace are students. Dublin is a city of over 120,000 students; short term apartments create the perfect living space while university life is underway in the city. Renting an apartment for as long as the university term or year lasts means students can easily come and go with the changing of the terms. In short, short term apartments in Dublin would be ideal for the following groups of people: Digital nomads, Remote workers, People in Dublin on business for a few weeks or more, Expats moving to Dublin, People who are already in Dublin but need to move to another apartment for temporary reasons such as refurbishment, repairs etc, People who are in Dublin only during the week for work

Best neighborhoods to look for short term apartments in Dublin

If you’re in the city only for a short while, you’ll most likely want to rent centrally. Some of the best areas to rent short term accommodation in Dublin include: North Inner city, City Center South, Portobello, Rathmines.For more Dublin places to live and what each area offers, check out this amazing Dublin neighborhood guide.

Average rent for short term apartments in Dublin

Rent prices for short term apartments in Dublin can vary hugely depending on where they are in the city and their size. Price differences are based on districts, boroughs, or even the postcodes. With Dublin, there is a large distinction between those who are south of the river and those who are north of it. All of these differences can affect the overall rent price for short term apartments in Dublin. As with any major city or capital, rent prices are usually far greater in the center of the city than they would be outside of it. The average cost of a short-term apartment outside of the city center is between €1,400 and €3,500 per month. The same short-term apartment inside the city of Dublin will be between €1,600 to €5,000/month. The price would also depend on a multitude of other factors such as apartment size, outdoor space, neighborhood, distance from tourist attractions, proximity to public transport, number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms etc.

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