First-time buyers account for almost two-thirds of mortgage transactions
BPFI report indicates there were 8,164 first-time buyer mortgages drawn down in third quarter
BPFI report indicates there were 8,164 first-time buyer mortgages drawn down in third quarter
Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them
When it comes to deciding between more hotel rooms or much-needed housing, the key is viability. But for whom?
Government is using taxpayers’ money to support property prices as it chases increasingly unrealistic housing targets
Minister’s comments on solicitors withdrawing services in legal aid dispute ‘deliberately provocative’ and an ‘absolute disgrace’
Legislation specifically allows State to give financial help towards building or improving homes
Finnstown Castle and Coldcut Road locations approved after Minister instructed authorities to provide more land
As demonstrations spread across France, questions remain over who was responsible for the violence and what it means for Emmanuel Macron
Council chief wants councillors to rezone ‘high amenity’ lands for 500 homes
The Government has to make a show of safeguarding public money. Unions have to fight for every last euro. There will be a few late nights - but a deal is inevitable
A proposed new development in Kilmeaden village in Co Waterford has got local residents asking pointed questions including: who are data centres good for, and at what cost?
Young families make communities – and if they have no place to live, the community dies
Minister for Housing was urged to ‘reconsider to prevent any discrimination against children and families in need’
Sometimes they say the same thing, at other times they differ
Locals remember Antonia Edgeworth from old library in Dún Laoghaire and seeing her on the city’s streets
More than two-thirds more cautious after ECB interest rate rises, EY Ireland survey also shows
Another €9.4 billion was allocated to housing last week. There are questions to be asked about the effectiveness of housing budget spending
Latest official figures from CSO come amid a marked slowdown in prices in certain segments
Asking price inflation softens to 3.9%, according to property website MyHome
Civil War politics energised the Government parties. Now they’ve nothing left to do but pump out money
Construction industry grew only narrowly last month but companies optimistic for future
Increase in amount available to first-time buyers of new homes creates confusion for those who have already applied
Numbers availing of tax-free income have increased steadily in recent years, with student tenants a target
The Irish Glass Bottle site was once a symbol of the Celtic Tiger era. Now it’s a symbol of our intractably absurd housing situation
Irish people happily living in apartments on the Continent highlight a chasm in building standards, attitudes to communal living and sense of stability
State’s affordable homes builder says rewards help it compete with private-sector firms for workers
As Central Mental Hospital site build begins, Taoiseach plays down Land Development Agency ‘go away’ payment
First Step Homes was sold to Home For Life for close to €70m in April
Country acts like it’s poor when it’s actually rich and should be thinking more strategically about its wealth
Little point in offering first-time buyers greater tax relief unless there are properties they can buy
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