Some local families missing out on affordable Kildare housing scheme due to loan cap
Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme is capped at €360,000, €5,000 less than the price of the three-bedroom homes at Barracksfield West in Naas
Land Development Agency
Applications open for 229 Land Development Agency cost-rental apartments in Dublin
Cooper Square is part of Seven Mills, a new town being developed in Dublin 22
Labour Party leader calls on governments to set out timeline for Irish unity referendums
Ivana Bacik says election of Catherine Connolly as President brought together Irish left and her party is willing to work to align policies
Will the Government’s latest plan to fix the housing crisis work? Experts have their say
Newest proposal to ease one of the nation’s biggest problems is ‘evolution, not revolution’
Digital Hub Development Agency facing residential land tax bill of €575,000
Charge on properties at agency’s campus in Dublin’s Liberties is in addition to €1.6m vacant site levy for warehouse
New housing plan promises 300,000 new homes. Can it deliver?
In the News podcast: Government launches its ‘Delivering Homes, Building Communities' plan
Long-awaited housing plan to be unveiled against backdrop of fall in new commencements
Plans for additional €400m support from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund for developers
Paschal Donohoe extends VAT cut on apartment sales to forward-funding deals
Finance Bill amendment to widen scope of tax measure in budget is welcomed
What do we know about the Government’s new housing plan?
The delayed plan aims to deliver 90,000 ‘starter homes’ over the next five years. But how?
Housing plan aims to deliver 90,000 ‘starter homes’ over five years
Government has pledged overall delivery of more than 300,000 new homes by end of 2030
New housing plan aims to deliver 12,000 social homes and 15,000 affordable units per year
Coalition’s long-awaited plan set to include expansion of Land Development Agency’s role
Infrastructure court challenges could be restricted under new proposals
Government to examine measures aimed at introducing higher threshold for pursuing judicial review cases
We need to stop frivolous legal challenges that add thousands to cost of building homes
LDA estimates that delays from legal actions have added €30m to cost of its flagship affordable housing scheme in Dundrum
The Debate: Will the new measures to boost apartment building deliver more homes?
Or will they simply turbo-charge profits for developers? A construction industry representative debates with an economist
The budget bet big on apartments. Will it help fix the housing crisis?
Four experts – a builder, an architect, an economist and a policy expert – weigh in on measures contained in Budget 2026
Will the budget solve the housing crisis?
Apartment construction, the income tax burden and questions of prudence are key issues that have emerged from Budget 2026
How a car crash in Dublin 4 drove public-sector CEO salaries higher
Resignation of EirGrid chief has had downstream consequences for Government over top-level pay
Bord na Móna halted CEO’s ‘grossing up’ payments for fear of public outcry
Earnings covering Tom Donnellan’s health cover and car risked undermining public pay policy, department documents show
Up to 70% of income earners priced out of property market, LDA chief says
Cormac O’Rourke says earners in first six income deciles cannot afford average rents or prices without State support
Why is a State organisation competing with taxpayer-funded housing bodies in developing new apartments?
The vast majority of approved housing bodies are micro- or small-sized organisations with fewer than 100 homes on their books
LDA will make only ‘minor contribution’ to housing targets in near term, report finds
Agency advised to consider private sale of affordable housing and land
Developer Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore agrees deal to deliver hundreds of affordable new homes in Dublin
Developer working with Land Development Agency on 817 affordable, cost-rental and social homes in north Dublin town
Foxrock decision shows Nimbys are not the only problem when building housing
Rejection of plan for 21 homes highlights delicate balance between unwelcome precedent and tolerance of residents
More than 380 new apartments approved for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental and social homes scheme
But Minister for Housing accused of having ‘brass neck’ in telling city council to zone more land for residential property
Land Development Agency seeks to block FOI request at High Court
Agency says freedom of information request from journalist Ken Foxe could jeopardise its business model
The institutional investors we need have withdrawn from the Irish housing market
First-time buyers and the State are buying most of the Republic’s dwindling supply of new homes
Developers with permission for apartments will not need fresh application to change plans in line with new standards
More than 50,000 apartments are approved in Dublin alone, but could now be built with less floor space than originally agreed
‘We’ve dropped the ball’: Ireland’s housing targets will be missed because the water, electricity and roads required can’t be delivered
Badly needed scaling up of house-building is threatened by transport and utilities projects stuck in the planning pipeline. What is to be done?
Dublin Port Company pays almost €1.7m in vacant site levy
Property, valued at €4m, was added to register in 2018
Legislation to extend rent pressure zones to entire country to be rushed through Dáil and Seanad
Emergency law will mean remaining 55 out of 166 electoral areas to become RPZs this month
Rent reforms will pull up the drawbridge on future renters
Most studies show rent controls depress development
Political nerves jangle over rent reforms: ‘We’re out defending something without any real evidence it’s going to make a difference’
Some in the Coalition parties fear the costs could outweigh the gains regarding changes to rent pressure zones regime while others point to the longer-term electoral picture
Semi-state CEOs: What do they earn and should they be paid more?
New Government structures mean many heads of commercial State companies will seek pay packet increase following review
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