Rents

Bill is unlikely to pass all legislative stages ahead of the general election next year

Broadcaster Ryan Tubridy criticises ‘terrible sense of indecency’ at ‘certain circles’ in State

We should tax landlords instead of the workers being priced out of the market

Hike at LIV Student block after ‘genuine misunderstanding’ over single-occupancy price applied to shared rooms

Dublin’s docklands has gone from an area few wanted to live in, to one few can afford

Its housing crisis is like Ireland’s – but arguably even worse. Can we avoid its mistakes?

Mortgage approvals total 4,355 in August, up 4.1 per cent compared with a year ago

Residential Tenancies Board concerned over ‘significant reduction’ in supply

Dublin’s spiralling rents have left many people facing the prospect of homelessness

The Irish Times would like to hear from renters about their experiences

Dublin City Council chief says system should reflect municipal districts in US

Multinational firms can offer new staff help with accommodation but Irish SMEs cannot

Residential property prices rose 8.4 per cent nationally in year to October, CSO figures show

Housing charity Threshold recorded 50% rise in number of calls from tenants served notices to quit

There is ‘increased vulnerability’ in the housing sector, says agency chairwoman

Thousands of workers are needed but housing and a possible crash are concerns