Improved Ber rating can boost home value, notes fresh analysis
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland and MyHome analysed the final sale prices of 50,000 homes sold between 2023 and 2024
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland and MyHome analysed the final sale prices of 50,000 homes sold between 2023 and 2024
Residents of Shannon Valley, where almost half the houses are boarded-up, are now hopeful for the future
Special rapporteur’s intervention is welcomed by human rights and equality campaigners
But judge had criticised ‘unbelievable chutzpah’ of developers behind work at Chianti Park, South Dublin
Many new housing developments have no useful green space for kids
Behind the cost problem lies the deeper failure of supply
House prices weren’t cheap back in those Celtic Tiger days, but lending rules and housing supply were very different
Owner has applied for planning permission to convert facility in Mungret into apartments
Rather than blaming residents for raising legitimate concerns, we should demand that the State gets the planning right
Housing and planning policy here largely designed by men and fail to address daily needs of rest of population
‘If we’re to support this substantial housing target, we’ve got to do something different’
Objections to Dunsink are not about what’s in the plan. They’re about what’s missing
Nobody believes these fantasy targets, but as they are still ‘policy’, everyone has to pretend they are relevant
Plus: Residents campaign against Fingal’s proposed Dunsink City Quarter and the €10,000-winner at the Dublin Horse Show
From the 1970s to the end of the 1990s Dunsink was the location of Dublin’s largest rubbish dump
One of Dublin’s largest landbanks is set for a new town bigger than Bray. Its neighbours are concerned
Housing incentives like Help-to-Buy, once introduced, are very hard to remove and all too often, the law of unintended consequences comes into play
The property management company repeatedly refused to sign my forms, saying that I had ‘cancelled the HAP payment and moved out of the house’
‘Extremely worrying’ that council cancelled housing assistance payment on woman, says Workplace Relations Commission
Construction of 18,500 homes only feasible if Shannon-to-Dublin water-supply project and greater Dublin sewage project are built
I hope that the €14,000 limit will be raised in the budget
As rents continue to climb, housing has emerged as the defining battleground of Berlin’s September state election
Micheál Martin is a ‘deliverist’ at heart; Harris, by contrast, does things, tells people about them, shows he is doing them – on repeat
The more prices get out of line, the higher the risk if there is an economic shock from AI, the tech sector, the Middle East situation or something else
There has been 10 per cent increase in overall homeless figures over past 12 months
Piecemeal policies have unsettled landlords and failed tenants
Central Statistics Office records a 16.4% drop in number of new dwelling completions in Dublin area
State’s builder of affordable homes expects to spend nearly €200m on buying land this year
The national children’s hospital project has seriously damaged trust
While the building goes on, established places that used to have a centre are becoming hollowed out
Ireland is engaged in a housing experiment and the results are mixed at best
Report also highlights increased incidence of landlords exiting market in response to rental reforms
Plus: Aughinish Alumina, and two good incomes but can’t afford a home
The required building standards are far from anything that might be described as a shed
Reduction in VAT on apartments to cost nearly €400m
`I have young children. Honestly, they’re going to leave unless we have houses and jobs for them’
Many of these units do not comply with building regulations or fire safety requirements
James Browne also indicated a VAT cut on apartment buildings won’t be extended to new-build homes in budget
The company led by Ciaran Fitzpatrick has significantly expanded its land bank in recent years
Dublin has been ranked as the 137th least affordable of 150 cities in a new report
Apartments on Fitzwilliam Quay seen as template for new council-owned company regeneration of vacant buildings
Bill proposes changes to tenure-mix rules for developments built on State land in areas with large populations
State must tap international investors for housing cash, lobby group also says
A profile of 10 Irish home builders who are scaling up to deliver thousands of new homes in the coming years
Firms are cutting large land deals and securing finance that could propel them up the country’s home-building ranks
Emotional abuse was most common concern, accounting for 45% of all reports made to agency
Prices outside Dublin continue to accelerate amid a shortage of second-hand properties for sale
Decision was made on properties after two-year inquiry found issues of governance and transparency
System for providing home for low and middle income workers facing growing financial viability risks in Dublin
The lesson from Austria is that tenants here pay too much for cost rentals. But as the past examples of Marino and Cabra showed, there is a better solution
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan downplayed concerns of a Cabinet colleague and said refugees were moving to Dublin because of a ‘desire to live in this region’
Construction under pressure as costs rise, report will show
Reliant on social media and dating apps to kindle relationships, love lives become a series of online logistics and mind games
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices