Almost 20,000 derelict buildings in State, with highest numbers in Mayo, Donegal, Galway
Number of derelict buildings falls nearly 3% in 12 months, GeoDirectory survey finds
Housing crisis
Government must keep electricity and water spend promise, warn builders
Building 60,000 homes a year will need ‘more than words’, the Construction Industry Federation says
Average monthly rents now twice those of Celtic Tiger peak, data shows
First-time buyers in Dublin may now need six-figure salary to qualify for mortgages
Creches empty or converted to housing as developers seek to drop childcare facilities
Planning rules require developers to include a creche facility with 20 childcare placements for every 75 homes built in an estate
Dart extension ‘fully compatible’ with Cairn Homes developments in Donabate after amendments, developer says
Cairn Homes was among those to submit an observation during a public consultation period
New Dublin suburb of Ballyboggan may be renamed Broombridge-Hamilton, have 8,500 homes
Number of homes planned for new suburb at the former Dublin Industrial Estate revised upwards
How tech workers earning six-figure salaries are changing the Dublin housing market
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Latest Irish house price data: depressingly predictable
CSO data indicates that prices grew at an annualised rate of 7.8 per cent in June
Irish house price inflation at 7.8% in June as median cost hits €370,000
Headline rate unchanged from previous month as median price hits €370,000
‘We are sleeping in cars and serial couch-surfing’: Dublin students appeal to homeowners to rent out rooms
UCD students’ union takes to streets to tell public they can earn up to €14,000 tax-free under rent-a-room scheme
Glenveagh Homes to seek big changes to 650-home Dublin development
Permission was originally granted to Gerry Gannon’s property development company in 2023
154 vacant pubs earmarked for conversion into housing since need for planning permission dropped
Department of Housing says 459 new homes could be created through the process
Older renters are particularly vulnerable amid Ireland’s housing crisis
How are people with disposable income of €20,067 to afford the average rent of €17,280?
Muted opposition to latest Clonliffe College apartments plan
Hines’ amended plan for 1,131 apartments in 12 blocks of up to 13 storeys in Drumcondra attracts just three calls for outright refusal
Growing up, I always thought I’d live in the city where I worked – blame Carrie Bradshaw et al
Many of us in our early 30s may not be homeowners or have much savings, but we’re redefining what a successful life looks like
Irish house building activity shrinks for third month in row as confidence dips, AIB report suggests
Confidence among construction firms at its lowest in almost three years, according to survey, despite ever rising Government targets
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Student accommodation: Irish on-campus costs revealed with most expensive room at €11,888 a year
Cheapest on-campus option at UCD is a shared bedroom in Village 1 at €5,722
Development fee waiver scheme to be supported with €250m fund
Money is part of allocation of €696 million announced by Cabinet last week for housing
Development land sales sink to lowest in more than two years
Greater housing policy clarity ‘should help restore market confidence’ and result in stronger transaction activity, Sherry Fitzgerald says
How affordable housing in Dublin’s north inner city has rapidly changed to homeless accommodation
History of Drumcondra building highlights ‘unvirtuous circle’ in Dublin city housing, says councillor
Few ‘quick wins’ available on housing, says Ires Reit chief
Dublin-listed company intends to sell 315 apartments over three to five years as part of a capital recycling programme
Who is Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney, the man who made over €200m from housing the homeless and refugees?
In the News podcast: How family firms linked to Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney have been paid large sums for emergency accommodation
How many TDs and Senators live in rented homes?
A survey by The Irish Times suggests landlords outnumber renters by some distance among the politicians in Leinster House
How much do landlords in Ireland really earn? You might be surprised
We hear a lot about ‘accidental landlords’ making ‘pin money’. The data tells a very different story
An answer to Ireland’s housing crisis is right behind us
Yimbyism: in North America, families taking the housing crisis into their own hands and building in their gardens, so why not here?
Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney family group was paid €24m in three months for homeless and refugee housing
McEnaney Group growing fast with tens of millions in turnover and growing property portfolio, public documents show
A promising start for Jim O’Callaghan, not so for James Browne: How has the Cabinet performed in its first six months?
Jim O’Callaghan and Peter Burke have made promising starts, James Browne has a lot of catching up to do
Consumer watchdog calls for new laws compelling home sellers to disclose more information
Vendor should provide any public information on environmental risks that could be associated with property, says Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
Irish house prices up by 51% since 2020, Geowox data shows
The median Irish home price rose €32,000 or 9.5 per cent in the past year
Is it sensible to buy a house together in Ireland if you’re not married?
Sharing a home is a significant way to commit to someone, but mixing property and finances when you’re not married can get tricky
Local authorities told to zone more land for housing, as national target more than doubles
Councils to be asked to collectively zone enough land to hold 83,000 new homes per year
Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney group earns more than €10m in three months for housing Dublin homeless
Change in council policy sees first disclosure of payments to providers of emergency accommodation for homeless
More than half of Irish estate agents see house prices levelling off soon
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