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Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien is pushing for tax breaks for landlords and a tax credit for renters.
The minister said it is now a matter for the DPP to decide if a criminal prosecution should be undertaken arising from the findings of the report.
From April 2021 until the end of June 451 investigations have been initiated by the RTB against landlords.
Student beds are being provided by a number of universities as well as private providers.
Figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show that apartment completions rose 88.1% in the last year.
It’s an opt-in scheme with applications to receive it open from today.
Cities have successfully passed laws restricting Airbnb but it hasn’t always led to more houses and lower rents
Government will have to provide assistance, Leo Varadkar has said.
former deputy chairperson of ABP, Paul Hyde, resigned over the weekend.
Price inflation fell for the second consecutive month, however..
The study says that outside of Dublin, properties available to rent within HAP limits are worryingly low.
The city council recommended that An Bord Pleanála refuse planning permission for the ambitious housing scheme.
The scheme aims to help people secure a home by providing part of the purchase price of the dwelling in return for a minority equity stake.
The finding was contained in a new ESRI report.
A public consultation process is currently taking place on the possibility of a referendum on housing.
The claim was made by Cian O’Callaghan last week.
If the application is successful, the site will be sold to service the debts of Cork GAA.
It’s expected that high rates of increase will level off in the next 12 months.
The average listed price nationwide is up almost 10% on the same period last year.
There are 3,028 children in emergency accommodation.
The Oireachtas housing committee was sitting for a marathon seven-hour evidence session on the Government’s new defective blocks bill today.
In April, homelessness in County Limerick was 27% higher than it was in the previous April.
O’Brien said that he had written to the Archbishop of Dublin about buying unused church land.
The company has recently moved to counter accusations that its model is damaging the Irish rental market.
The digital display would have an ‘adverse impact’ on residents, Dublin City Council said.
President Michael D Higgins’ has described Ireland’s housing crisis as a “disaster”.
President Michael D Higgins’ has described Ireland’s housing crisis as a “disaster”.
The government expects modular homes for hundreds of Ukrainians will be constructed within a 16-week period.
He was speaking at the opening of a centre for homeless people in Kildare.
The estimated cost of the scheme now stands at €2.7 billion.
Student accommodation will no longer be available for refugees at the end of the summer.
Sinn Féin has said flexibility around fiscal rules is necessary to address the housing crisis.
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien will update Cabinet on the measures introduced last year.
Her claim comes weeks after a member of the Oireachtas admitted to sleeping in his car due to inadequate accommodation near Dublin.
The Irish Planning Institute says review must be completed ‘thoroughly and without any undue delay’.
Wynne left Sinn Féin earlier this year.
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien says he will be expanding the couple’s rate to single people.
A new study has examined poverty risk in the context of the cost of housing.
The number of people who were homeless nationwide in the last week of April was 10,049.
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