Company’s first shared living development suites in Dún Laoghaire advertised for rent of €1,880 a month

The Tánaiste came under fire in the Dáil for his remarks, with opposition TDs claiming he "simply doesn't get it".

The Business Post has learned of the extent of DAA staff redundancies over the last 18 months, as the company announces plans to hire back 300 staff to address major delays at Dublin Airport

All 270 homes delivered by the Land Development Agency to date have been bought from private developers. Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin claims the agency is competing with first-time buyers and approved...

Patrizia, one of the capital’s biggest landlords, says on its website that Dublin is ‘tremendous craic’ but adds that you need deep pockets to afford it

Mass purchasing of standard starter homes in Swords by a property investment vehicle has caused prices in the north county Dublin estate to spiral

State agency now placing 54 properties in large development on market for €14.5 million

Confidential Land Development Agency comparison report seen by the Business Post

More than €225m of government funding earmarked for housing supply was instead used by funds to buy up houses and apartments in Maynooth, Co Kildare

A bidding war for a family Dublin house is ‘reminiscent of the Celtic Tiger era’, with competition from prospective buyers driving the price up more than

People using short-term letting platforms are legally obliged to tell the local authorities how many nights they rented out their properties

BAE systems made €2.4m profit by divesting itself of 43 second-hand Irish homes less than a year after buying them

Rate paid by large property investors has fallen from 17.9 per cent in 2020 to 5.9 per cent last year

Belgian millionaire’s firm received planning approval for 384 houses and apartments in Limerick in spite of his conviction for large scale tax evasion

Figures show that the funds have spent over €100 million since the government attempted to limit the practice

Woodbine House in south Dublin was listed for sale at €24 million with potential for rent of €1.47 million per year

€800 billion German asset manager majority controlled by Deutsche Bank has bought the Belcamp Manor homes

The company’s latest sustainability report has shown that the amount of electricity consumed by the Meath data centre has nearly doubled since 2019

Property industry and banks helped design the scheme, which gives developers subsidies of between €25,000 and €144,000 per unit to build apartments

Businessman says social housing policy is `shocking mismanagement of public funds’

Documents seen by the Business Post show that the fund has bought several homes in a housing estate in Carlow in March for €875,000

Spokesman says council ‘immediately moved to rectify the situation’ when it learnt properties were owned by BAE Systems pension fund

Tasc, the social change think tank, says Nama ultimately “lengthened and slowed the development supply chain”, and directly contributed to the state’s housing crisis

Late exemption from Housing for All plan excludes land bought from 2015 to 2021 and was brought in following what the housing minister described as ‘very strong’ advice

Despite government commitment to phasing the practice out, new deals are due to be signed to lease 3,500 homes at €412,000 per home over 25 years

Concerns came after councillors at Cork County Council queried why the local authority only collected €10,000 of the €1 million in fines

A number of houses in the Kildare estate came on the market last week, nearly a year after the outcry over a €1 billion global investment fund’s plans to bulk-buy 155 of its properties

The developer has said that an over-concentration of hotel and office building in Dublin has created an unsustainable city

Homebuilders and investment funds are lobbying to avoid millions of euro-worth of taxes on inactive land banks which have received planning permission

Nassarius Capital acquired 24 houses divided up into bedsits in Ireland last year for €50.6m

Tax receipts for Irish real estate funds have fallen despite the entities boosting the value of their Irish assets by more than €8 billion since 2020

Records released under FOI reveal that Dept of Finance officials cherry-picked data relating to residential vacancy rates

Micheál Martin said it would have better “in hindsight” if Collins had recused himself from the council’s Bruff local electoral area committee when the property sale first came up

Minister calls for ‘transparency’ amid claims of artificially high rates registered

Decades of poor planning, not enough homes and too many offices have combined to make Dublin a city in dire need of housing

Hazelwood has sought permission to build two new rooms for its shared accommodation on Botanic Avenue

Two-thirds of Ireland’s largest landlord’s growth in income came from Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) last year

Research which suggested state could borrow up to €7 billion a year sparked scathing response

Stephen Kinsella, a professor of economics at UL, has questioned the validity of the research considering it surveyed only 16 Irish economists.

Darragh O’Brien, the housing minister, is preparing to introduce regulations that will allow councils to make developers reserve up to half of homes in a new ho