Relying on more immigration to pay the bills might come at a heavy cost

Trinity College student tells High Court judge of difficulties in finding accommodation

The State’s newest utility faces multiple challenges as its role in tackling the housing crisis takes centre stage

Specialist property bridging lender funds developers and investors to complete projects

At the time of her death, more than 16,000 people were in emergency accommodation across the country

Liam O Mochain’s film is alert to tragedies of being unhoused but remains open to reassuring sentimentality

There are ‘significant delays’ in many of the housing supply determinants, especially in supply of zoned, Oireachtas committee hears

Further delays to key projects will have ‘serious consequences’ for housing and economic growth

Councils were the buyer for 5.6% of the volume of land sold for residential use, new data from the CSO shows

James Browne targeting end to housing crisis during his own term and believes ‘that can be done’

Lack of ambition and action means exceedance of 1.5 degrees is approaching, report says

There is a wealth illusion, and poorer households are particularly vulnerable to the policies that flow from it

Housing committee hears planning delays add tens of thousands of euro to eventual purchase price of homes

Industry body highlights sharp falls across four Dublin councils

Estimate of future demand based on current demographic trends

Geowox report indicates sales prices nationally rose by 8.5% in annual terms in third quarter

At a time when Ireland is still hunting for international investment, real-estate investment trusts have fallen from favour

Costs were highest in Dublin but rose at the steepest rate in the northwest region over the past 12 months

Number of people homeless reached another record high, surpassing 16,500 for the first time, including more than 5,200 children

Obituary: Her work in favour of the marginalised meant she often clashed with the Catholic Church and drove her to found Focus Ireland