An extensive Cork Street site opposite Weaver Park is being sold with full permission for a 378-bed co-living scheme

Property Industry Ireland told Darragh O’Brien last December that ‘sudden changes’ to housing policy could deter foreign investors

An Bord Pleanála to tell Public Accounts Committee it facilitated more than 25,000 housing units through Strategic Housing Development process

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

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

Our legislators have failed to realise that, when built as an integral part of an overall residential plan, well-designed and well-located co-living schemes can offer a positive contribution to urban living

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

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