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Some 8,800 commencements in 2015 turned into 15,000 homes in 2016. That is either magic or worrying
Historically, Dublin has benefited from adverse events in Britain. Brexit may be no different, as house prices look set to rise even further if jobs are relocated here
We could solve our housing crisis if we are willing to stomach some trade-offs
Keeping heavily worked physical assets in good repair is crucial to prosperity, but paid-for facilities like the tolled M50 will always be better maintained
Many property buyers at some point have probably suspected that there might be a ‘phantom bidder’
We have to train 110,000 workers to deliver the houses and infrastructure we need. But how?
It’s easy to dismiss young people as lazy and clueless, but it’s our complacency in the face of job insecurity and out-of-reach house prices that is storing up future trouble
As the crash boomerang looms, it has emerged that Dublin has lost out on nearly 3,000 homes that it can ill afford to lose
There is a misconception in much of the media that banks are bad and borrowers innocent bystanders
While some may seem too good to be true, the most recent cashback deal could bring you sound savings
In an open letter to Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy, industry insider Karl Deeter suggests one simple way to ease the crisis which requires little sacrifice
Swapping a property that generates €1,200 a month for one that pays €1,800 can be done – and is common sense
You heard it here first: our next big property bust will happen some time between 2023 and 2026. And don’t hate me if I’m wrong
Those who say we can’t give away land miss the point: we’re punishing all of society for bad management
