The new shared equity scheme is meant to benefit first-time buyers but still places home ownership out of reach for many in our capital while rents also remain high

Dublin City Council grants planning for three commercial buildings which will form part of the larger Connolly Quarter scheme

The Minister for Housing eventually issued the de facto ban on co-living schemes on November 23

The developer wants the Minister for Housing to get involved in his company’s long-running dispute with Dublin City Council

Tax payers money will be used to help push home-ownership beyond the reach of many working people

Developer’s company asked the Office of the Planning Regulator to probe local authority over its interpretation of building height guidelines

The Department of Housing says it cost the state €181,000 to construct a home in 2019. Dublin City Council says it costs well over double that amount. Who is right?

Much of the reason for the high costs can be attributed to the scarcity of new builds

The 184-bed building near Castleknock is granted planning permission ahead of a proposed ban on such developments

Construction levels, driven by new apartments, continued to rise despite pandemic-related restrictions

Watt supported affordable housing, but cautioned state was already ‘meeting part of the costs of housing for too many households’, FoI documents show

Minister for Housing wants to ban co-living, but will not be able to prevent complexes that have been given the green light already and those in the planning process will continue to be assessed

Rent paid to developers in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown is significantly above current average for the area

A total of 43,000 homes have been given go-ahead through the Strategic Housing Development system, but developers say a lot of the planning permissions were only recently approved

Bill will be aimed at preventing developers from sitting on granted planning permission

The head of the Office of the Planning Regulator questions whether some developers with permission to build new homes are more interested in increasing value of land

Kouchin Holdings wants to abandon its six-storey hotel plan in favour of an eight-storey, built-to-rent apartment block

A Fiscal Advisory Council member has told the CIF annual conference that the supply squeeze will offset any downward pressure caused by the pandemic

Dublin City Council has raised ‘serious concerns’ about the shared-living model, but a leading architect says there will still be a place for such projects

Planners question how tenants would have enough space in bedrooms and shared kitchens during the pandemic