Cost-rental tenants may benefit from lower rents in future

Investigation finds duplication of work done by local authorities on HAP applications, resulting in potential delays

Ireland’s resilient economic record, sustained inward migration and growing base of global corporates make it an attractive proposition for investors

Uisce Éireann's starkest warning yet on water constraints follows Government’s revised 2030 housing target

Rent for the one-bedroom apartments will be €1,326 per month, while the two-bedroom units are €1,478 per month

Proposal is about ‘demanding accountability’ from holiday homeowners, says Tom Gilligan of Mayo County Counc

From moving back home for 2½ years to saving for seven years for a deposit, two women had to show huge perseverance before buying their first homes. Now they’re putting their own decorative stamp on the places they call their own

Consultancy claims in pre-budget submission that recent policy shifts have introduced level of uncertainty that risks undermining confidence

Government should aim for 50-75% reduction in vacancy and building underuse by 2040, says Irish Green Building Council

Emma Blain wrote to James Browne three times seeking meeting about tenant-in-situ scheme

Council received 640 applications for just 30 three-bedroom homes at Woodbrook, Shankill

Ireland’s development pipeline is stalling precisely when new housing is most desperately needed, investment firm Elkstone claims

Within weeks An Bord Pleánala will become An Coimisiún Pleanála - but what impact will it have and how is it changing?

Mobility issues and being closer to family are reasons to ‘right-size’ in your twilight years - but don’t leave it too late

Planning board hit by more than €1.4m in fines for failure to process over 140 ‘strategic housing development’ applications on time

ESB Networks acknowledges ‘limited’ capacity in some locations

2FM presenter and others give their views on why they favour apartment living

McDonagh gives the impression of being someone who does not suffer fools gladly and who believes the media by and large falls firmly into the category of fools

Brendan McDonagh might be paid less than he earns at Nama if appointed head of Housing Activation Office

37.5-acre North Dublin holding comes for sale zoned in its entirety for residential development