Will California end environmental lawsuits against urban housing?
By Ben Christopher, CalMatters New housing construction in a neighborhood in Elk Grove on July 8, 2022. Photo…
Country’s first cohousing initiative launched for over 55s in hope of ‘tackling Ireland’s housing crisis’ by opening family homes up
Cohousing Communities Ireland (CCI), a not-for-profit organisation, is calling for the Government to get behind the housing model.…
Housing crisis: EU can do ‘much more’ than build new homes, says top MEP
In less than a decade, average house prices have risen by 48% across the EU. The European Parliament’s…
How a Florida company is using new technology to help lower housing costs
Natural disasters can devastate entire communities. More than 16,000 homes and other structures were destroyed in California’s January…
Spain Faces Housing Crisis Due To Scarce Housing Supply
As Spain faces a growing housing affordability crisis, the government has proposed new measures aimed at foreign buyers.…
Spain is banning Brits from buying second homes. Will it help the housing crisis?
Good evening! This week’s edition of the In Common newsletter comes from Kaitlin Dryburgh, policy and communications co-ordinator.…
Recovery Fund absorption rate set to reach 64%
File photo. The European Union’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin) approved modifications to Greece’s Recovery and Resilience…
Huge drop in number of refugees resettled in Ireland within a year, report finds
An annual report on asylum and migration in Ireland, published by the European Migration Network (EMN) yesterday, said…
Big cities, bigger housing costs: How do regional gaps within Europe compare?
Regional disparities in housing costs as a share of disposable income vary widely across countries. While the UK…
Eurostat: Greeks spend more on housing than any other EU country
Greeks allocate a higher percentage of their income to housing than citizens of other European Union member states.…
Ireland’s economic future is bright, apart from a housing crisis, a sick health service and Donald Trump – The Irish Times
Ireland’s economy appears in rude health despite contracting in GDP terms in 2024, a reflection of statistical distortions…