Ireland’s apartment construction pipeline is showing signs of renewed weakness despite a series of Government measures designed to make more projects financially viable. The latest figures do not point to a collapse in apartment building. Ireland completed 2,658 apartments in the second quarter of 2026, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). But that was
Ireland is building homes at a faster rate than the European average, but a substantial shortage remains and further changes are needed to increase the number of properties being delivered, according to a new homebuilding report. More than 36,000 homes were completed in Ireland last year, with construction expected to reach approximately 40,000 completions this
DUBLIN, Friday — The housing numbers look good on paper. They may not tell the full story. Internal government documents seen by M10News reveal that officials…
By M10News Housing Desk | 7 January 202 DUBLIN — House prices across Ireland are expected to rise again in 2026, with property advisors DNG forecasting…
Ireland’s housing market remains under intense pressure as 2025 draws to a close, with persistent shortages continuing to push prices and rents beyond the reach of…
