Housing Agency

Revenue figures show they earn between €30,000 and €40,000 a year, are aged between 25 and 34 and have been at the current address for less than three years

Text includes several measures raised by members of the Regional Independent Group

Companies are making submissions to council on the Dublin commuter belt

Taoiseach’s remarks in tune with others who believe aiming for 33,000 new homes each year falls far short of what is needed

Lisa and her three children cannot find a home to move to, while Helen plans to live in her car when she is evicted next month

Housing Agency conducting review of provider in State scheme for distressed borrowers

Internal emails state Conor Skehan would ‘very much appreciate’ being given sculpture

We are incapable of accurately counting our housing output with a variance between methods of 6,100 for 2022

Behind statistics for Leitrim's unoccupied homes lie a culture of underutilisation, definitions of what’s habitable and family reluctance to sell

Housing Agency is told target of premises to be repaired was reduced to 242 from 285 in 2022

Councils advised to ‘put pressure’ on company over home repairs in State scheme

Some 72 per cent of social homes delivered in the first nine months of last year came via turnkey or Part V purchases

Coalition is preparing to sign off on a plan to address defects in up to 100,000 apartments

Internal records show local authorities complained about Home for Life company repairs

Housing Agency looks into actions of private company with more than 900 mortgage-to-rent properties.

Richard Boyd Barrett claims hundreds of people could be living in unsafe buildings due to unrepaired defects

When a crisis becomes this acute it doesn’t stay in its lane: it bleeds out in all sorts of ways

TD says issue common ‘all over Dublin’, with gardaí and housing agencies often too slow to respond

Agency should consider returning ‘at least some’ of its funding to the exchequer, Comptroller and Auditor General says

Glenveagh Properties has presented a plan for overhauling existing regulations to allow developers shave more than a quarter off the distance between the rears of houses

The Croí Cónaithe scheme aims to cut the cost of building 5,000 apartments for owner-occupiers in the five biggest cities but the State subsidy-to-builders scheme has taken fire from all sides

Seen and heard: the new Croí Cónaithe scheme, mortgage demand and TransferMate’s valuation

Croí Cónaithe aims to bridge the ‘construction viability gap’

Expert group says there should be extensive pattern cracking of at least 1.5mm

Initiative to speed up development of apartments in cities also pushed back

Inside Politics: When it looked like sunshine was breaking through, another crisis hit

Granny flats can be modern and stylish as well as letting residents keep independence

Ó Broin calls for dedicated staff to source rental properties for those granted leave to remain

When words are being manipulated, something is being obscured. In this case, it is the loss of a sense of community

Despite having leave to remain in country, 1,640 people unable to find accommodation

Cabinet approval to be sought for €66m decommissioning scheme to shrink the size of the whitefish fleet

Separately, Rowena Crowley appointed to senior position with Knight Frank

McCartney joins commercial real estate group from the Irish Housing Agency

Darragh O’Brien seeks opinions on issue from Opposition spokespeople on housing

Minister for Housing welcomes appointment of former Coveney adviser during ‘critical time’

Ibec welcomes plan, saying lack of housing supply affects Irish competitiveness

Cost-rental and social housing strategies are the way to kill dependence on private sector

Facilities housing 1,300 people to be decommissioned as part of plan to end direct provision

No rent rules, no vacancies, potentially no property tax and many more benefits

One example is older people being inappropriately placed in nursing homes