Shane Scully decided to start his own property development company with his former Glenveagh colleague Justin Bickle during lockdown. In less than a year, Eagle Street has committed €150 million in invested capital to office, hospitality and residential development projects in Britain and Ireland

‘You will get your PPS number within an hour in most jurisdictions. This notion of waiting for six weeks here is just incredible’

Demand recovering but still below five-year average, according to Savills

‘Vast bulk of missing housing’ is in apartment stock, according to Ronan Lyons

A previously unpublished Housing Agency report from December 2020, now seen by the Business Post, said the government could avoid legal challenges by developers if an “up to 20 per cent” wording was used in new Part V rules.

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A senior planner has warned that the execution of what is being called a ‘paradigm shift’ in urban regeneration in the capital might take as long as a century to be fully realised

More than four years after a devastating fire ripped through the Grenfell Tower in London, killing 72 people, the construction companies criticised for their alleged role in the tragedy are pointing fingers in other directions – much to the distress of those who survived the event

The former politician and newly appointed chairman of Ecocem was speaking as the cement maker raised €22.5m funding from Bill Gates’s cleantech fund

Firm that develops modular houses from steel components on the factory floor seeks €15 million to expand

The newly founded development finance lender said it is targeting small and medium-sized residential developers to fund housing projects in Ireland

After the chaos of Covid-19, what comes next for Irish construction? Here, a Dublin-based architect, a builder and a quantity surveyor have their say on the many issues facing the industry, from tenders to timber shortages to global competition

The construction company’s interim results reveal operating profit of €11.7 million in the first half of the year, while several large housing developments are on the way in Cork, Kilkenny and Galway

Homebuilder’s strong profitability comes on the back of a 61 per cent increase in revenue to €130.6 million in the first six months of the year

The Housing for All plan is ambitious and inspiring, but certain planning hurdles need to be addressed before builders can fully embrace it

Construction firm has recorded a 63 per cent increase in profits in the year to the end of June compared to the previous pandemic-hit 12 months

The BPFI’s housing market monitor shows a 10 per cent increase to 8,955 completions compared to same time in 2020 as construction sector rebounds

Figures in the Irish construction industry have warned that the rising cost of timber, concrete and steel will translate into higher costs for housing next year

Chief executive Stephen Garvey argues the Covid-19 pandemic may have rendered the National Planning Framework out of date

Ireland’s biggest company, which is also the biggest supplier of asphalt in the United States, recorded a 25 per cent jump in earnings to $2 billion and a dividend rise of 4.5 per cent to 23c per share