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Full coverage: Housing

Paranoia, complacency and Stripe: Inside the mind of John Collison

John Collison says that Ireland’s economic success was founded on radical ideas. However, in a wide-ranging and forthright interview, the co-founder of Stripe wonders if complacency has seeped into the system.

Ian Kehoe
27th Sep, 2024 - 17 min read

Continuity, not radical change: Ronan Lyons on Sinn Féin’s housing policy

Ronan Lyons is an international expert on housing policy. Here, he argues that Sinn Féin’s policy document marks a continuation of current housing policy, rather than a radical shift.

Ronan Lyons
10th Sep, 2024 - 7 min read

“How are we going to meet our objectives around sustainable cities if we’re not building more apartments?”

Cairn Homes CEO Michael Stanley wants to keep growing to meet State demand for affordable and sustainable homes and give a fair return to shareholders.

Niall Sargent
4th Sep, 2024 - 6 min read

The land tax fiasco is inexcusable déjà vu: Rewinding the week that was

In pretending to discover the unintended consequences of the residential zoned land tax on farmers, the Government has found a reason to push back its collection. The same issues were raised – and resolved – over six years ago.

Thomas Hubert
25th Aug, 2024 - 6 min read

Population projection, migration, and housing needs: How many homes do we need to build?

Net migration is volatile in Ireland and may well rise and fall over the coming years. But what seems far less likely to change is longer-run structural changes in society, all of which point to smaller households. This needs to be central in the housing discussion, not migration.

Ronan Lyons
31st Jul, 2024 - 6 min read

What Tony Garry did next: Former Davy boss makes moves in property projects

After leaving a string of company boards in the spring of 2021 in the wake of the Davy scandal, Garry is now director of two companies engaged with housing ventures in Dublin and Cork.

Niall Sargent
16th Jul, 2024 - 5 min read

Greg Kavanagh: Extend new “go-away” money planning sanctions to lawyers making demands on behalf of clients

With new laws on "go-away" money imminent, the developer Greg Kavanagh said the sanctions should extend to solicitors who request such money on behalf of clients to withdraw planning objections.

Tom Lyons
13th Jun, 2024 - 2 min read

Bats and ectoplasms: What a 102-home planning row tells us about housing’s legal woes

The High Court is tackling the contradictions between national and local planning policy while addressing a challenge brought by neighbours to a proposed Galway residential development on a site owned by the Comer brothers.

Thomas Hubert
12th Jun, 2024 - 9 min read

Time for a reset: Housing Commission report lays bare need for policy shift

The commission has outlined a need to radically redesign housing policy and give a clear pathway for building new homes. If not, we will be talking about a growing housing deficit for years to come.

Ronan Lyons
4th Jun, 2024 - 7 min read

Sinéad Gibney resigned a top human rights post to run for Europe. She explains why

The former IHREC chief commissioner is running in the European elections. She is leaning into her human rights experience to carve out priorities on Gaza, Europe’s two-tiered migration system, and the corporate world’s social justice obligations.

Niall Sargent
18th May, 2024 - 8 min read
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