Delays to housing plan could push it back to September
Government figures say plan could not be completed until funding review of multi-year infrastructure delivery programme published
Government figures say plan could not be completed until funding review of multi-year infrastructure delivery programme published
Many people live in the homes they are renting out and so will not need planning permission, says James Browne
Some 830 council homes nationally have been vacant for more than a year
Students should not be ‘inadvertently disadvantaged’ by the new regime, says spokesman for James Lawless
Increase comes against the backdrop of increased concern about the safety of politicians
Limerick accommodation a stepping stone for some returning from ‘rock bottom’
New Government structures mean many heads of commercial State companies will seek pay packet increase following review
The State has pulled the plug on a multi-million euro deal at the last minute, throwing the public-private partnership model into doubt
Construction firms report ‘market uncertainty and signs of demand easing’, even as Government again lags housing targets
The idea is a good one if executed well, offering greater flexibility for families
Government is looking again at making attic conversions and ‘granny flats’ exempt from planning, an idea that was floated in February
Pay review group told there were concerns about the potential loss of chief executives at critical time for companies
Figures from Department of Housing include 4,775 homeless children
Top civil servant Graham Doyle says he opposed term and not proposed role
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers insists plans to appoint head of Housing Activation Office will go ahead
Glovers Court flats to be turned into 53 new homes by council when queries from Department of Housing are resolved
Local authority says it has 11 ‘void’ units in Cherry Orchard as locals speak of being ‘terrorised’ by antisocial behaviour
Rent for the one-bedroom apartments will be €1,326 per month, while the two-bedroom units are €1,478 per month
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Data refused due to commercial sensitivity with department saying it would be cumbersome to provide
Slight rise in homes finished in first three months of year compared to 2024, but annual figures show 4.2% fall
Kerry has most blue flags with 15, while Cork has most green coast awards with 14
Homelessness prevention measures and access to long-term housing should be prioritised in strategy, Minister told
Councils need to return to doing what they did well for decades: build houses
Emma Blain wrote to James Browne three times seeking meeting about tenant-in-situ scheme
Government to pursue number of strategies to increase planning capacity across the State, including encouraging senior planners to return from abroad
Costs of new apartments ‘very challenging’, Dublin City Council says
Within weeks An Bord Pleánala will become An Coimisiún Pleanála - but what impact will it have and how is it changing?
Housing gets enormous amounts of money and endless new initiatives. But it has never had an alignment of power and responsibility
€1bn allocation did not provide any further funding, utility‘s chair told former minister
We call housing a ‘crisis’ but don’t deal with it that way
Eddie Byrne warns of complications tied to reference rent system
Hundreds of thousands of names on Ireland’s electoral registers should not be there, An Coimisiún Toghcháin warns
Housing Activation Office intended to speed up housing by bringing in local authorities, developers and utilities
Most applications for the vacant property refurbishment grant were received in Donegal, Cork and Mayo
Emergency accommodation users up by 11.2 per cent over 12 months to end of March, official figures show
Number of homes in Dublin’s Pearse House would have been reduced to give residents more space but department has refused to fund project
Shortfall of more than 2,300 homes on 12,930 goal, though affordable homes beat estimates in some measures
Refusal to fund council’s regeneration plan as initiative would reduce the number of units in complexes
Regulations creating new register for short-term lets could come into effect in 2026
Company notices of commencement to build decline to 2016 point
Internal Department of Housing report set out 10 selected 2024 forecasts, with all but two below 40,000
Tourism sector critical to jobs and economic growth in many rural regions, department notes
ESB networks to improve surveying, hazard removal and forestry management
Young woman’s landlord recently informed her of his intention to sell Artane apartment
One thing that’s certainly true: you should question everything you think is fact about the shortage of housing
Numbers moving under Our Living Islands scheme to places like Arranmore is less than expected
As ordinary people continue to bear the brunt of the State’s dire housing shortage, we examine the reasons for the crisis and look at possible solutions
The chasm between rhetorical commitments and the grim and apparently unchanging reality is dispiriting
Just seven contracts with developers have been signed so far for the delivery of 870 apartments
Limerick City and County Council has more derelict sites listed than all four local authorities in Dublin combined
Irish Real Estate Pavilion features at annual MIPIM property event for first time
Section 39 issues took centre stage in general election campaign due to Simon Harris encounter with disability worker Charlotte Fallon
Some 60,000 housing commencement notices were filed in 2024
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