Makoko demolition may trigger mental disorders, say experts
Seasoned psychiatrists have warned that the ongoing demolition of homes in Makoko could trigger severe emotional distress, mental…
Development comprising 134 apartments in the Liberties sold for €80m – The Irish Times
A landmark residential development in the Liberties, Dublin 8, comprising 134 build-to-rent apartments has been sold to the…
a trade the Government would happily make – The Irish Times
Would the Government trade some of its impressive GDP (gross domestic product) performance for a more pronounced rise…
Big builders say rental reforms are unconstitutional and warn Minister of legal action – The Irish Times
Some of the country’s biggest home builders have warned the Government its proposed rental sector reforms are unconstitutional…
Housing completions hit highest level in over a decade as apartment builds surge – The Journal
Housing completions hit highest level in over a decade as apartment builds surge The JournalOver 36,000 new homes completed…
Number of homes built rises by 20% in 2025, ahead of expectations of Central Bank and ESRI – The Irish Times
Irish home completions rose by 20.4 per cent last year to 36,284 units, to come in ahead of…
Irish mortgage drawdowns hit post-crash high as values rise in ‘dysfunctional’ market – The Irish Times
The value of Irish mortgages drawn down rose to the highest level since 2008 last year, driven by…
‘We’re ready to go’ – inside the old Central Mental Hospital site set to become almost 1,000 homes
‘We’ve waited long enough’ – LDA to begin work from next month even if a judicial review is…
Work on major new Dublin housing scheme to begin next month – The Irish Times
Works will begin at the site of the former central mental hospital in Dundrum, South Dublin, next month,…
Over 3,000 homes were brought back to use last year (with Donegal one of the bright lights)
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Apartment blocks up to 11-storeys approved for Bray coastline
The application for planning permission was met with objections but now plans have been approved by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown…
Ethical and responsible AI for the housing sector
Rachel Finn, Director of Managed Services and Head of Irish Operations at Trilateral Research, outlines a practical vision…