Apartment subsidy scheme has spent 70% of budget on just half of its housing target
The €450m Croí Cónaithe (Cities) scheme aimed to deliver 5,000 apartments for homebuyers by 2026
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Construction inflation almost wipes out VAT cut boost for apartment builders
Joe O’Reilly’s building firm Castlethorn says developing apartments ‘remains a significant challenge’
Apartments and penthouses at new Mount Merrion development from €530,000
Total of 27 homes to go to market at Park Development’s Glenville Gardens in south Dublin
New apartments and penthouses in Kilmacud from €510,000
Total of 47 homes set to go to market at Sorohan’s Drummartin Heights in Dublin 14
‘The lift in our apartment building hasn’t been working for weeks. What can we do?’
We live on fourth floor with a toddler and having to climb flights of stairs many times a day is affecting our lives
Two-bed Donnybrook apartment ideal for downsizers
Development has matured beautifully with the grounds giving a Mediterranean vibe
I am selling a Celtic Tiger-era apartment I bought with a friend. What are the tax implications?
If someone simply moves out of the home they own, they may well lose access to principal private residence relief
Irish house prices to increase by ‘more sedate’ 4% in 2026, says Bank of Ireland
New homes drive market as affordability remains ‘stretched’ and second-hand sales continue to decline
I have a disability and worry about escaping from my apartment in the event of a fire
Would my apartment management company be at fault if the building went on fire and I died?
New apartments in bespoke Sandymount village scheme from €550,000
One- and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom penthouses available
Objection puts brakes on plan for 562 apartments on former Jesuit site in Milltown
Residents association on Ranelagh street behind site lodge appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanala over €356m scheme
Spending on scheme to fix defects in Celtic-Tiger era apartments could be capped
Caps on scheme would be ‘wholly unacceptable’, says Sinn Féin housing spokesman Eoin Ó Broin
The lift in my apartment building is broken and there’s no money to repair it. What can I do?
Property Clinic: I pay into the sinking fund every year but there isn’t enough money to cover the required works
Confusion over new rent rules causing landlords to wrongly evict, tenants’ support charity warns
Threshold says it supported more than 10,000 households in first quarter of year
‘Strong signs’ investors are returning to Irish rental market amid new rules, says estate agent
Hooke & MacDonald boss says he sees early signs of recovery in private rental sector
Birds nesting above my apartment balcony are waking me up at 5am. What can I do?
Property Clinic: These birds are very loud and disruptive. Can they be removed?
What will €250,000 buy in heart of Swords village and on an acre in Co Monaghan?
Two homes, one price: A one-bed apartment in north Dublin or a former parochial house near Clones
Dublin apartment builds up 13% but 40,000 units granted planning not ‘activated’, data shows
‘This uplift signals that permissions granted in recent years are increasingly moving into the build phase,’ Government says
Average age of homebuyers in Ireland in 2024 was 40. There is one reason for this
CSO’s latest snapshot of housing here makes for grim reading with 40 the average age of people who bought homes in Ireland in 2024
2026 is an opportunity to turn the corner on a lost decade in housing
After a decade of experimentation and intervention, Government needs to focus on execution, with land rezoning a key element
House prices rising at 7% with average cost of Dublin home now close to €600,000
Annualised property price inflation in the capital was 6.1% in January, latest CSO figures show, below the national figure of 7%
Our apartment management fee has risen by more than 50% in seven years. Is this justified?
Property Clinic: As we move towards retirement age, these charges are becoming a source of worry
‘Let’s go a bit funky. This is Camden Street after all’: Building homes over the shop
Converting a 200-year old property into three apartments while retaining a business on the ground floor was not easy challenge for Jas Rait and Tanya Comber
Four-bedroom apartment fit for a queen on Dublin’s Raglan Road
One of the more interesting apartments in Dublin due to its Victorian architectural embellishments
What will €650,000 buy by the coast in Co Wexford and Dún Laoghaire?
Two homes, one price: A bungalow in Bannow or a fourth-floor apartment at The Anchorage
Landord Ires to buy 77 apartments in Naas as it recycles cash
Listed residential landlord pays €31.8m raised from sale of non-core assets as it returns to the acquisition trail
I’m renting a new-build apartment and it’s mouldy. What can I do?
Property Clinic: I don’t want to be held responsible by my landlord for the problem or for the cost of repairing it
Developer seeks to reignite plan for 480 new homes in south Dublin after paying out €3.22m in ‘exceptional planning costs’
Aidan Gallagher’s Bowbeck says development has been delayed by judicial review that led to €3.22m in costs, and economic factors
High-end apartments come to the market at Beaufield Mews in Stillorgan
Bespoke apartments on site of famed former restaurant will hold particular appeal for downsizers in south Dublin
Rare, ready-to-go residential site on Howth Road guiding at €3.45m
Killester Village property comes with full approval for 38 apartments ideally suited to owner-occupier market
South Dublin lands with full planning for 49 new homes seeking €3.5m
Brownfield site is close to two Luas green line stops and Carrickmines retail park
24% rise in Dublin housing units built or under construction
Planning approval in place across four local authority areas for more than 80,000 residential units
I don’t like the way our owners’ management company is being run. What should I do?
I’ve always had a difficult relationship with the OMC, and have questions about its decisions
Less than 40% of approved housing estates are being built in Ireland, according to new data
Mitchell McDermott annual review also says number of students beds coming on stream this year will be a 20-year low
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