The report made no comment on the effect of rapidly rising immigration rates on the housing market.
Impact of concerte levy?
But supply starting to increase
Let’s be honest then and face the fact that there is little chance that the expected demand for new housing is going to be met.
Families lose out, again.
“These sanctions may backfire, and it could very well be us that end up revolting against our leaders”
No ‘balanced regional development’
Immigration adding to problem
“It’s a crime” says Tóibín
Research from Eurostat has shown that Ireland had the third highest level of rent increases in the EU between 2020 and the third quarter of 2021. Rents here have jumped by almost 70% in that period, compared to an EU average growth of under 20%. Interestingly, house prices have “only” increased by close to the […]
Selling Ireland has Cromwellian echoes
Last night, Dublin City Council voted by 36 to 23 to approve the building of 853 housing units at Oscar Traynor Road on the north side of Dublin. The Glenveagh development will be in the ratio of 40:40:20 – social housing: affordable housing: and cost rental – long term tenancy with a rent that covers […]