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More than half the not-for-profit housing bodies that underwent regulatory assessment were “non-compliant” with sectoral rules, said housing…

Landlords in Foxrock, Co Dublin, are commanding the highest average rents in the State at almost €4,000 a…

Property developer Ballymore says it will build 2,000 new A-rated homes and could build up to 4,000 after…

Housing agencies urging landlords not to have a ‘rash reaction’ to proposals Tenants are facing the threat of…

Property prices still surging, but Taoiseach says government is ‘making progress’ in housing The Journal Property prices now 23%…

House prices are rising again across the EU, and many single youngsters are facing increasing barriers to getting…

House price inflation rose at an annualised rate of 7.6 per cent in September as ongoing supply shortages…

“Do not close the door on me, I’m pregnant,” said Elma Beirne as she and Áontu leader Peadar…

High annual maintenance fees, a “discount” that is repayable after 40 years – and may cost more by…

Councillors win key High Court concession against government plan for smaller apartment sizes The Journal Govt to replace apartment…

This article is part of Ireland’s Changing Suburbs, an Irish Times series exploring our fast-growing new towns, changing…

This article is part of Ireland’s Changing Suburbs, an Irish Times series exploring our fast-growing new towns, changing…

More than 50% of assessed not-for-profit housing bodies ‘non-compliant’ with rules – The Irish Times