Rocky road ahead for Government’s plan to reduce emissions
Analysis: Competing priorities of roadbuilding and public transport must be resolved
Just 14% of Dublin houses built within walking distance of public transport
Building housing and hoping for transport links after is ‘inefficient and risky’
Only half the homes needed this year will be built, construction event told
Conference hears of ‘real concerns’ for 2021 and 2022
‘This is like a celebration’: Shoppers rejoice as Brown Thomas reopens
More than 100 line the aisles just minutes after opening on Grafton Street
Brexit uncertainty weighs heavily on Irish SME sector
New report suggests ongoing uncertainty is causing negative trends in several areas
Budget 2019: new €1.5bn ‘rainy day’ fund confirmed
Fund to help offset future economic shocks, to get annual €500m top-up from Exchequer
Donohoe confirms ‘disastrous’ VAT rise to 13.5% for tourism
Budget 2019: Minister says measure will raise €466m for spending and is ‘responsible’
Economic statement a ‘well crafted exercise in expectation management’
Business and economic commentators have mixed reaction to Summer Economic Statement
EY buys economic advisory firm DKM
Brendan Dowling, Annette Hughes and John Lawlor to profit most from sale
Prime business district in Dublin has vacancy rate near 20%
Research finds vacancy rates across State remain high despite economic recovery
Department denies housing statistics unreliable
Claim that use of ESB meter connection data amplifies levels of actual house supply
Modest rise in housing supply but still well below target level
Study by Property Industry Ireland suggests construction rate failing to meet demand
Where can you buy a house for less than €100,000?
Survey points to ‘three-tier’ property market with rural counties Leitrim and Longford left behind by house price recovery
State urged to build houses, not buy properties
Buying and renting homes risks squeezing private buyers out of market, says expert
Property market still depressed with sales at 50% below ‘normal’
New research suggests number of property transactions has not recovered from crash
Building sector outstrips growth across Europe
The Irish construction industry expanded almost 10% last year – Euroconstruct report
Mortgage affordability improves slightly over last six months
In Dublin, couples require 22.6% of earnings to fund mortgage, down from 24.3%
Recovery in SME sector gains momentum
‘Good times are around the corner’ but salaries have yet to show signs of improvement
Report says rent controls would make things worse for tenants
Consultants propose tax reduction for landlords and code of conduct on buy-to-let arrears
SMEs call for a focus on competitiveness in Budget 2015
Budget must get the balance right between generating savings and productivity gains
Home loan costs continuing to rise in the capital
Average working couple requires just over 24 per cent of their net income to fund their mortgage
Anti-austerity group to contest 40 seats in local elections
Alliance seeks to ‘obstruct Government agenda on cuts’ on May 23rd
Home loan costs up in Dublin area but stable elsewhere
Scheme for holders of distressed AIB mortgages comes into operation today with Irish Mortgage Holders’ Organisation
Greystones has lowest vacancy rate
Ballybofey in Co. Donegal has the highest rate with one in four commercial properties in the town vacant according to a new survey
Mortgage affordability declines in first half
Urban housing activity has picked up but market depends on loan availability, says CIF
Urban and rural house price gap widening, surveys show
Asking prices in Dublin up 0.5 per cent for the first time since early 2007, says Daft.ie
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