Ukrainians in Ireland: ‘All of a sudden it’s like you’ve lost interest in us’
At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts
Housing crisis
Why won’t millennial women grow up? Because they already have
Women in their 30s and 40s showcase their average-looking, relatable lives in ordinary homes on social media
If the Government does its job right, the comfortable classes won’t be happy
The incoming coalition has the money and the opportunity to tackle the housing and infrastructure shortages, but has it got the drive to learn from the failures of its last term?
Some are getting rich from the housing crisis, because one person’s mortgage is another’s piggy bank
The new Government should ensure the wealth accruing from Irish housing benefits Irish people, not foreign pension funds
Housing completions fall short of 2024 Government target of 40,000 units
Programme for government commitment to over 300,000 new homes by 2030 means building rate must increase
Home prices jump 12 per cent in a year - Geowox
Median price rises by €40,000 year-on-year to €370,000
Irish house prices climb at ‘still very high’ rate of 9.4%
Residential property prices continue to rise as incoming Government promises to build more than 300,000 homes by the end of 2030
Ballymun to get biggest social housing development since towers demolition
Almost 300 social homes to be built on land left over from Ballymun regeneration project
Eoin Ó Broin: New government is destined to repeat housing mistakes of the past
Four things need to happen to fix the housing crisis
Housing affordability crisis no longer confined to Dublin - SCSI report
Estate agents argue that lack of supply will continue to be an issue until at least 40,000 homes a year are built
Floating offshore wind is ready to deliver for Ireland
Decisions taken now will shape our prosperity for decades. There is no room for further procrastination
Party leaders to back incoming minister in Dublin Airport passenger cap row
Seen and heard: airport cap row may soon be resolved, Vit Hit’s UK sales and councils to face crackdown on housing targets
Have our politicians forgotten what happens when you lose control of the public finances?
Things are good now, but there’s a worrying sense in our new government that the economy will look after itself
If we want less strain on capacity, we should limit immigration to some extent
If we want less strain on the capacity of the country we should limit immigration
IDA Ireland head told to play down extent of far right protests
In briefing notes, chief executive Michael Lohan advised to be on guard for questions about Big Tech subsidies
Programme for government: Five of the most notable new economic promises
Irish government blueprint contains a number of existing measures but also some new ones
Housing starts boost must continue, experts warn
Key challenges block efforts to tackle crisis, engineers say
What’s in the programme for government: the main points, from housing and health to transport and trade
Department of Justice will incorporate home affairs and migration
Ireland’s risk-averse civil service cannot speed up delivery of the things we need most
We are going to have to decarbonise and dampen down current spending to avoid overheating the economy
It’s not just Ireland: Spain moves to counter its own housing crisis
Spanish prime minister unveils raft of measures to ease rents and house price inflation
Housing crisis unlikely to improve in short term under ‘conservative’ targets
Experts say Government’s new-build targets ‘made in a vacuum’ and warn ‘clear direction in policy for 10 years’ is needed to solve crisis
Affordable housing proposed for vacant Ballymun shopping centre site
Land Development Agency in talks with Dublin City Council over site of complex demolished four years ago
Housing crisis in Ireland cannot be solved by taxpayer funds alone – it also needs capital from private investors
Over the past decade, members of Irish Institutional Property, backed largely by domestic and international pension funds, have delivered more than 55,000 new homes for sale and rent
Having a job is no longer a guarantee of being able to house yourself. That breaches the social contract
Ireland’s conservative thinking holds that because people have personal choice, they are responsible for their own destiny in life. This is a half-baked, divisive, meritocratic philosophy
Dundrum apartments decision a symptom of broken planning system
If compact living is really the goal of national policy, then Ireland really needs to get a lot better at this. Our planning system rarely acts in the interests of renters
Intensive government coalition talks to get under way today
Regional Independent group and two Healy-Rae brothers set to join new government if negotiations are successful
Glenveagh operating profit soars 86% as house sales and margins rise
Home builder sees sales continue to surge
The Irish Times view on the mortgage market: increasing exposure for young borrowers
The ongoing rise in house prices, requiring buyers to take out ever-bigger mortgages, is concerning
First-time buyer mortgage approvals hit record levels in November
Industry experts expect switching market to grow this year
Higher pay for public service staff to afford homes should be time limited and phased out
Rapid growth in highly paid multinational jobs has put significant upward pressure on housing prices
The Irish property market in five graphics
Average residential mortgage loan was €308,200 in the third quarter, up 7 per cent on the year
‘Misuse and abuse’ of State payment by some hosts of Ukrainian refugees, charity warns
Helping Irish Hosts calls for accommodation recognition payment scheme to be extended so Irish households can host refugees in direct provision
No let up in pain for would be home buyers
MyHome report shows age of first-time buyers continues to creep up
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