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There is, indeed, a crisis for many people. But there is also a minority doing very well
Dermot Farrell says ‘young people have all but given up the hope of having a home of their own’
The company has sold 350 apartments in its new Seven Mills development, with mortgage payments on some units estimated at about €800 a month
The drivers of Ireland’s high-cost economy are many but two stand out
Economic and Social Research Institute notes sustained increase in house prices since mid-2013
New tenants charged average of €1,839 per month, while existing tenants paid €1,513
The company’s interim results also showed it now has a record forward order book of 5,020 new homes, valued at €1.89 billion
Investor made two previous applications for this site that were subject to High Court judicial reviews
A home is certainly a basic human need, but an ‘affordable’ home is not necessarily a right
Transformative investment would strengthen Ireland’s regional cities
It seems the most serious issues facing the Republic are the least urgent for this Government
‘The sense that we are all only one pay cheque away from the risk of homelessness really resonates,’ charity’s chief executive says
Company’s Homebuilding Horizons report forecasts more than 40,000 new homes to be built this year
Focus needs to be on policy initiatives that really deliver not ones offering political comfort or short-term optics
Profession contributes €12.65bn to Ireland but warns recruitment must meet demand
But Department of Housing figures indicate falling numbers of single adults without accommodation in Dublin
When will the Government listen and take action?
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Non-residential activity declined sharply in second quarter, says CSO
Housing policy should put people who need homes ahead of those who simply want another investment
PTSB report says younger adults believe renting or social housing will be their paths to getting a home
Galway city created fewest social houses in first six months of year, Hardware Association Ireland report shows
New rent regulations triggered record 4.4 per cent hike in average market rents in first quarter
33,623 housing units were being built in second quarter of year, new report will say
Developer Michael O’Flynn makes fresh bid to rezone St Edmundsbury near Lucan for almost 500 homes
Students from the class of 2026 have more options than ever
Despite near full employment there were more than 80,000 people aged 34 and under unemployed in the second quarter of 2026
Bel Aghedo has completed her first year of a law degree at University of Galway
Council says proposal contravenes zoning objectives
On-campus housing can be both expensive and difficult to secure
People seeking homes at more affordable end of market more dramatically impacted, Sherry FitzGerald says
We need more homes of every tenure: homes to buy, homes to rent, social homes and cost-rental homes
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