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25th April 2019
09:40am BST

Alec Smith, Accommodation Services Manager at ECA International, explained, "The global financial crisis exposed a property bubble in the Irish capital and rents have increased significantly with each subsequent year of recovery.
"The cost of renting has also been affected by elevated demand from international companies relocating staff while looking to take advantage of Ireland’s low corporate tax rate.”
Meanwhile, Hong Kong is still the most expensive city in the world for expatriate rent, with an average monthly price now at around €9,661.