Housing Crisis

Huge €1.3bn north Dublin sewage plant gets go ahead after seven years in planning system – The Irish Times

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Dublin’s €1.3 Billion Sewage Plant: A Glimpse into the Future of Infrastructure Dublin’s long-awaited sewage treatment plant is finally getting the green light. This €1.3 billion project isn’t just about handling wastewater; it’s a critical piece of infrastructure with far-reaching implications for the city’s future. Let’s dive into why this matters and explore the trends … Read more

Dublin hotel bought for €6.24m by McVerry Trust vacant since 2022 – The Irish Times

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Dublin’s Dormant Hotel: A Microcosm of Ireland’s Housing Crisis and Future Challenges The story of Latchford’s Hotel, a once-grand Georgian building in central Dublin, offers a stark look at the complex challenges facing Ireland’s housing and homelessness crisis. The Peter McVerry Trust‘s (PMVT) acquisition of the property with public funds, its subsequent dormancy, and the … Read more

‘Our budget would have been €1,300 a month, there isn’t even anything listed for that’ – The Irish Times

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Beyond Dublin: Navigating the Evolving Irish Rental Landscape The Irish housing market is a constant headline, and right now, the spotlight is firmly on rapidly escalating rents. While Dublin has long been synonymous with high rental costs, the story is evolving. Average rents across the state are now surging, exceeding €2,000 a month and the … Read more

Can teachers afford to buy a house in Europe, and how long would it take?

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Can European Teachers Afford Homes? Navigating the Housing Market The Current Landscape: Challenges and Affordability The affordability of housing for teachers in Europe is becoming a pressing issue, with a 2023 survey by the National Association of Schoolmasters and Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) revealing that more than half of teachers in the UK do … Read more

Housing ‘segregation’ emerging in Dublin between Irish and immigrants, report says – The Irish Times

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Dublin‘s Housing Landscape: A Tipping Point A report published by the Housing Agency highlights a worrying trend of “housing segregation” between non-Irish and Irish communities. As immigrants increasingly settle in less affluent areas of Dublin, the pattern points towards a shift in the city’s demographic and social dynamics, calling for urgent policy interventions. Concentration in … Read more

Average cost of second-hand Dublin homes approaches €600,000 – The Irish Times

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The Surge in Dublin’s Housing Market: Trends and Insights Dublin’s average house prices have soared close to €600,000, as reported by estate agent DNG. This increase denotes a significant rise from last year’s figures, pointing to strengthened market dynamics driven by robust demand and a stark scarcity in available properties.(1) Market Dynamics: Demand and Supply … Read more

Landlords with 100-plus tenancies in Dublin now have 26% of rental market – The Irish Times

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Corporate Landlords: Reshaping Dublin’s Rental Market Dublin’s rental landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as corporate landlords now account for over a quarter of all private tenancies. This shift has sparked diverse reactions and concerns about the city’s housing future. The Rise of Corporate Landlords The number of corporate landlords in Dublin has surged, now … Read more

House prices, culture and cost of living see more adults living with their parents

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Is Co-living the New Norm for Young Adults? With rising housing costs and economic uncertainties, young adults like Zoya Fong and Saajid Khan find themselves continuing to live with their parents. Their dream of homeownership seems perpetually out of reach, highlighting a growing trend. Research from the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) indicates a … Read more

Is this the solution to the Cork renting crisis? Home scheme unites renters with elderly

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Emerging Trends in Inter-Generational Living Arrangements As housing markets become increasingly strained, innovative solutions like inter-generational living are gaining traction. The story of Mary and Claire, facilitated by an organization named HomeShare in Ireland, exemplifies how these arrangements can mutually benefit both parties—a helpful takeaway from their success. Why Inter-Generational Living is on the Rise … Read more

Poll: Public don’t want FF/FG coalition talks with Michael Lowry

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The Aras Presidential Race: A Tight Contest The recent Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll highlights a fascinating race for the Aras with frontrunners including Mairead McGuinness, Michael McDowell, Bertie Ahern, and the wildcard, Tommy Tiernan. This race encapsulates Ireland’s shifting political landscape, reflecting a blend of politics, public service, and entertainment. Mairead McGuinness: Bridging Politics and … Read more

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