Builders call for VAT cut on new homes to ease housing crisis
Construction Industry Federation budget submission says more resources for water supply and planning are needed
Construction Industry Federation budget submission says more resources for water supply and planning are needed
CIF calls for expansionary budget as industry tackles inflation amid attempts to deliver 50,000 housing units annually
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More supports needed to hit 33,450 target, experts argue
Government commitment critical, says Construction Industry Federation
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Inflation and planning delays continuing, says Construction Industry Federation survey
Organisation’s director of housing and planning says residential construction will pick up significantly next year if planning decisions speed up
State utility predicts a separate greater Dublin drainage plan may not get permission before 2025
400 to 500 people now buying the first home every week, Taoiseach tells builders
‘Gentle density’ lets residents to vote on plans for their own streets, and reap the benefits
Plant hire contractors say Government ignores pleas for aid with training
Young people are being put off by their parents who remember the last recession when many construction workers lost their jobs, study finds
Labour Court suggests workers should receive a 5% rise this year with further increases until 2025
Irish Concrete Federation says levy will generate most of its revenue from ready-mix products
Top 1000: Cost, labour and planning pressures hamper the building industry yet growth is still predicted
Builders lobby say a lot of land zoned for housing is difficult and expensive to service
Price increases hitting apartment developments before they can start, says report
Refusal based on population targets could ban new housing permissions until 2028
Construction Industry Federation to say Coalition proposals to levy tax on rezoned land could scare off investment
An Bord Pleanála has just 70 inspectors and 15 board members to regulate the planning system – the Central Bank has 1,100 staff to regulate the financial system
Conference told of four-stage planning process to get projects off ground that can take up to four years to complete
Commencement notices for the construction of 2,108 new residential homes nationally were received last month
We are incapable of accurately counting our housing output with a variance between methods of 6,100 for 2022
More than 70,000 units awaiting planning decision through An Bord Pleanála or the courts, equating to nearly two years’ supply
Construction Information Services says figures provided by the National Building Control Office show that 23,751 homes were completed last year
Utility wants High Court to issue orders to compel Richmond Homes Ltd and Arkmount Construction Ltd to provide certain details
Gabriel MacGrath claims he is the subject of a conspiracy and a concentrated effort to remove him from his job
Property database GeoDirectory highlights pick-up in construction while noting prices and rents are still on the rise
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Minette Hanley-Corboy was the first-ever woman president of the Construction Industry Federation
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Measure is damaging and unfair to industry facing financial pressure, says Construction Industry Federation
Through boom and bust, lobbyists for the construction sector have always made demands of the State
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