The Point end of Dublin’s Sheriff St is a massive building site. Some 1,000 build-to-rent apartments are coming out of the ground on two adjoining sites, one owned by US property fund Kennedy Wilson and French insurer Axa, the other part of Johnny Ronan’s mammoth Spencer Place project. Just like many others in the Docklands area of the city and elsewhere, these homes will enter the portfolios of global institutional investors once they are filled with tenants. Sandwiched between them in its own discreet office block, however, is a much larger Irish residential landlord, the approved housing body Clúid Housing.…

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