Housing crisis

British ambassador in attendance reminded of Irish position on Palestine protesters at final Dáil sitting

Greystar now operates close to 1,000 student beds here, making it one of the largest players in the market

As the year comes to an end, many putative home buyers may be wondering should they stick or twist

Housing output will remain well below Government’s 50,000 target for at least another two years, think tank predicts

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

CSO data indicates that inflation in residential property market continues to run well ahead of average wage growth

Firm aiming to redevelop site close to Dublin Port.

Ministers will also consider plans for public interest test for judicial reviews to prevent delays to infrastructure projects

Donald Trump is a fan of 50-year mortgages but would they work in Ireland?

We know the Government is failing on housing. But so is the Opposition

Ministers will consider introducing a new grant to convert unused properties above retail units into residential accommodation

Tweak to rent rules for student accommodation would help attract overseas funding to Ireland

The key characteristic of the squeezed middle is they feel they are missing out on the gains of economic growth

The problem with the Department of Housing video is not the video itself, but rather the fact that the department thought it a good idea

The challenge for the two big parties of Government is how to hold on to – or win back – this vital but disparate middle ground

Loan allowing people to confirm purchase of a new home when they have yet to complete the sale of their existing home designed to boost market liquidity

Housing was also highlighted as the most crucial infrastructure priority in new business sentiment survey

Irish homebuilder is planning a major residential scheme at Belcamp Hall off the Malahide Road in north Dublin

Local authority cannot help unless Yvette Fouché gives up her dogs - ‘Out of the question; I love them’

Focus Ireland highlights ‘urgent need’ for stronger prevention measures

Stark contrast between 2012/2013 sale prices and more recent sales, with some areas showing increases of more than 100 per cent

Private rental sector investment seems to be a central focus of Government policy

Property prices in Irelaned continue to rise so is there merit in waiting to buy?

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Heritage Village opens to first residents as advocacy group voices concern over lack of ‘age-friendly’ homes

Department of Housing says video was developed by young people and is based on their experiences

Developer opposes applications for orders for removal of dwellings

Second month in a row of higher costs has implications for housing crisis

Price of two-bed apartment ranges from €480,000 to €650,000, says Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland

Number of renters over 65 has doubled since 2011, as home ownership among younger cohorts collapsed

Motorway is daily inescapable reminder of Dublin’s status as world’s 10th most-congested city

Cap of €650,000 is being considered on value of homes eligible for €50,000 grant

MyHome and Bank of Ireland blame opaque bidding and lack of transparency for poor turnover

Revenue rules are fairly tight on financial support for independent adult children once it exceeds €3,000 in any one year

People whose children have flown the nest often want to move to a smaller home, but finding one and organising finances and timing can be stressful

Life in Ireland today looks nothing like it did when benchmark metrics were defined

Large 666-home development in Arklow struck down by An Coimisiún Pleanála on appeal by developer Lioncor

The city of Gothenburg has been transformed from a shipbuilding town to a global hub for manufacturing, services and life sciences

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

The number of prospective homebuyers paying between €1,000 and €2,000 in rent has more than doubled since 2017, according to Bank of Ireland