Housing & Planning

Housing Crisis • Residential Property • Commercial Property

Department of Housing had to return more than €380m to exchequer amid underspends

‘Irish society has paid a heavy price for allowing our lives to be commodified’ – Higgins

Blanchardstown planning granted for 971 apartments in seven blocks

Rental crisis: More than 4,700 notices to quit issued in first three months of 2023

Census 2022: Average cost of rent in private sector increased by 37% between 2016 and 2022

Planning permission granted for 852 social and affordable homes on Central Mental Hospital site in Dundrum

Single-parent families most at risk of losing out when landlords leave rental market - homeless agencies

Studio in remote working hub seeks to help businesses use social media

Blanchardstown fire: tenants face uncertain future as gardaí examine damage

Dublin house with over a dozen tenants served fire safety notice over conditions

The Residential Tenancies Board: Is it fit for purpose?

Occupants given extra two weeks to vacate housing association-owned Dublin city building

Number of homeless people rises to 12,259 in April

Council of Europe commissioner raises concerns over homelessness among asylum seekers in Ireland

Government should speedily implement RTB recommendations on illegal evictions, says Eoin Ó Broin

Q&A: Why are we hearing about floatels for asylum seekers?

Bord Pleanála again rejects plan for 442 apartments and houses in Limerick

Man (61) faces eviction after tenancies board rules in his favour over gas charges dispute

Martin says Government constantly looking at housing solutions amid vacant office reports

Vacant office blocks set to be repurposed for housing to ease accommodation crisis

President of auctioneers body resigns amid claims CEO sought to ‘suppress’ him

Call for vacant camp-bed lodgings intended for Ukrainians to be made available for asylum seekers

Coalition decision on housing asylum seekers to deepen capacity

Warning that anti-migrant protests could escalate amid Coalition tensions over response to crisis

Officials warn of ‘growing reluctance’ in councils to accommodate more Ukrainian refugees

Applications open for cost-rental homes in Rush from €910 a month

Council has contacted Tathony House owners regarding evictions - but received no reply

Emergency accommodation for 500 asylum seekers, many living in tents, ‘in coming days’

Hotel firms were paid tens of millions of euro to accommodate refugees

Dublin City Council already ‘close’ to meeting tenant-in-situ targets for year

Number of planning cases dealt with by An Bord Pleanála drops by half

More than half of Defence Forces family accommodation is unoccupied

Emergency hubs may be needed for elderly if housing crisis persists, charity warns

More than 40% of older renters expect to rent for the rest of their lives - report

Killarney traders seek fresh thinking on accommodation amid bed shortage

Only 1% of vacant site levies collected in 2021

How haphazard development made Galway the most choked city in Ireland

Nurses caught in housing crisis: ‘Within six months many think about leaving the country again’

Ukrainian refugees complained of mice and black mould in their accommodation, records show

Building homes in Dublin costs up to 30% more than in Europe due to ‘higher spec’, Government told

Spending on housing 32.5% lower than planned for first four months

Approved housing bodies grow 10% in a year with record number of homes delivered

Luxembourg landlord’s application to turn D8 property into aparthotel rejected

Fresh doubt over end-of-year deadline for 700 modular homes for Ukrainian refugees

Luxembourg landlord Marc Godart sublet Mountjoy Square property for decade, despite having lease for just two years

Refugee family who fled Myanmar for Ireland in 2007 could face eviction

Number of homeless in State reaches 11,988, latest figures show

An Bord Pleanála hoping to clear backlog of 27,000 homes awaiting judgment ‘by year end’

Why do interest rates keep rising no matter what problems it causes for households?

Record number of home completions for first quarter of the year, says Minister for Housing

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