Published 09/05/2023 1:17:30 p.m.

‘I consider them lazy’: Dublin introduces fines for rule-breaking real estate signs

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Dublin's new rules introduce fines for repeated violations, from $100 to $500. The council also upped the number of signs allowed to be displayed per advertised property from four to six. Agents had said four signs were not enough to direct prospective buyers to hard-to-find properties.

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‘I consider them lazy’: Dublin introduces fines for rule-breaking real estate signs

Real estate agents in Dublin have been reporting each other over violating rules governing open-house signs. The city has stepped in.

09/05/2023 1:17:30 p.m.·San Jose, United States

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