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The housing crisis and how we are dealing with it has become one of the most politically charged issues in the country. Rebuilding Ireland, which has recently published it's second year progress report, has come under criticism from opposition politicians and experts who say the figures don't make sense. But what are some of the solutions being put forwardby the private sector to help build more homes faster? There is no one-size-fits-all solution, and there are different problems in rural Ireland and urban Dublin. But all is not lost. 
When looking for solutions you have to realise that the housing market is a "complex machine with a substantial number of moving parts and some of these parts are not moving," Anthony Neville Homes Managing Director Anthony Neville said. There…
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Rebuilding Ireland: A Modern Guide To Doublespeak
How many homes are we really building? A D.I.T. Housing Lecturer has criticised the government for misrepresenting the number of new homes built by the state, and accused it is indulging in “Orwellian” doublespeak. Lorcan Sirr said by 2021, the…
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WeWork Is Already Dominating Dublin's Co-Working Market As It Signs For Third Location
Co-working giant WeWork has signed a deal with Irish property firm Ballymore to lease 107,600 SF in Dublin's docklands. The $20B company will move into No.2 Dublin Landings beside the new Central Bank headquarters on North Wall Quay. The news…
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Owner Of Lagan Construction Group Is Now €526M Richer
One of Ireland's biggest building materials companies has been sold to U.K. construction company Breedon Group for €526M (£455M). Lagan employs approximately 750 people across nine quarries, nine ready-mixed concrete plants, 13 asphalt plants and a cement plant in Kinnegad…
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