Why is the delivery of vital infrastructure so slow in Ireland? – The Irish Times
The predictably slow delivery of infrastructure here has a raft of negative consequences, not least how it undermines…
Mary Lou McDonald on the massive holes in Ireland’s €275bn infrastructure plan
Last week’s review of the €275bn NDP showed us that Government doesn’t know how to spend it “Our…
Starmer more interested in housing asylum seekers than hard workers – The Irish News
Newly appointed shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly has accused the Prime Minister of being more interested in…
Newsom announces new housing and homelessness agency
Gov. Gavin Newsom, fresh off a trip to South Carolina to test his political appeal ahead of a…
Will California scale back its core environmental protection law to build more housing?
California lawmakers are set to vote Monday on two controversial bills that would scale back the state’s signature…
Large apartments are a solution to Australia’s housing crisis
They are becoming more sought after, yet three-bedroom apartments remain the golden unicorn of Australia’s housing market. Experts…
Spain, Portugal, and Italy Face Surging Anti-Over tourism Protests as Cities Like Barcelona, Venice, Lisbon, and Ibiza Relentlessly Push Back Against Soaring Rents and Mounting Housing Chaos
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Ireland’s grocery prices are still soaring. How can that be? – The Irish Times
Early this month the latest data from retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel confirmed what almost anyone who has gone…
Letters: Social and affordable housing is the only way forward for Ireland
All such initiatives to date have contained significant benefits for developers, landlords and landowners, and all have failed…
One in 10 Irish households have net wealth of more than €1m – The Irish Times
The wealthiest 10 per cent of households in the State have a net wealth, over debt, of at…
Australia’s housing goals face hurdles despite 7 per cent rise in home construction
Australians forked out more than $24.2 billion on home construction in the latest three-month reporting period, but experts…
The coastal Irish towns with no long-term rental properties and hundreds of holiday homes
Up to 362,000 people in the country now own a second homeA tax of €750 could raise €271.5m…