Temperatures plummet on election campaign trail amid blizzard of political promises
While plans differ between some parties on housing, the cost of living and taxes, all of them agree on a few basic tenets around housing
While plans differ between some parties on housing, the cost of living and taxes, all of them agree on a few basic tenets around housing
Labour and Sinn Féin claim scheme has inflationary effect, increasing price of housing for first time buyers
Housing crisis: Affordability is declining faster than in the US, UK, Australia, Germany or Spain, says Savills
Holly Cairns to complain to State broadcaster over omission of Rory Hearne and Susan Doyle from televised European vote debates
First-time buyers are increasingly competing for new homes with AHBs, non-profit providers of social homes and key bodies for the Government in fixing the housing crisis
Academic and housing policy commentator to run in Midlands-North-West constituency
State plays ‘huge role’ in the homelessness as local authorities regularly evicts Travellers
Caveat: Rhetoric around institutional capital in market adds little but spittle
Proposed €610 million Drumcondra scheme opposed by majority of submissions
Investors should resist idea that stocks rise on good news and fall on bad news
Experts believe changes are urgently needed for long-term problems
Housing conference told PPPs ‘high risk strategies’ when it comes to delivering homes
Government working on better measures to capture housing supply, says Minister
Call for the use of short-term hubs to be discontinued at Committee on Housing
Reports warn hubs run risk of replacing one problem with another, says Eoin Ó Broin
Leo Varadkar defends State provision of family hubs in Dáil exchanges
‘Family hubs’ could be next ‘direct provision’ for State’s poor, says NUI Maynooth report
Dr Sirr says thousands ‘stuck in the middle’ of social housing and affordable homes
It defies logic to expect private rental sector to deliver the required number of units
‘If changes such as wealth tax were made, it could have meant extra €200m for spending’
As rents reach new peak, experts says situation likely to get worse before getting better
Children and women are worst hit by a society whose policies refuse to cherish all its people equally
Tasc report indicates that women and children bore the brunt of recessionary years
Ireland has an emergency and the new Minister for Housing is promising a powerful response. What’s at stake?
We need rent control and a larger plan to deliver social housing
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Characterisations of the election result as groundbreaking do not reflect reality
For all the Left-wing celebration, a move to old ways leaves Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil brass neck and brass neck
More than half of income gains have gone to top 10% of earners
System will only be fixed when housing is treated as a home and not a speculative investment asset or commodity
Peter McVerry says Minister for Environment can’t solve problem on his own
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