Hundreds of luxury apartments lie vacant at two of Dublin’s most prominent rental blocks controlled by a billion-dollar US fund. A detailed analysis of the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) register by the Business Post has shown nearly four-fifths of the 246 apartments in phase three of Clancy Quay in Dublin 8 are empty. Nearly half

Four groups of local residents have taken a legal challenge aimed at overturning planning approval for a development including 204 residential units in Rathcoole, Co Dublin. At the High Court on Thursday, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys granted permission for the action to be brought against An Bord Pleanála and the State, with the developer, Homeville

The Substitute Consent process allows developers to apply to An Bord Pleanála, Ireland’s planning authority (the Board), for permission to regularise permission for certain developments. Developments that come within the scope of the process are those that are found or considered to be non-compliant with provisions of EU law. The Substitute Consent process was thrown

An environmental group has obtained leave to bring a legal challenge aimed at overturning planning permission for a development of 320 residential units in Trim, Co Meath. Having admitted the action by Eco Advocacy to the High Court’s strategic infrastructure list on Thursday, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys fixed a hearing date in late February. An

An environmental group has obtained leave to bring a legal challenge aimed at overturning planning permission for a development of 320 residential units in Trim, Co Meath. Having admitted the action by Eco Advocacy to the High Court’s strategic infrastructure list on Thursday, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys fixed a hearing date in late February. An

Local residents in Rathcoole, Co Dublin have taken a legal challenge aimed at overturning planning approval for a development that includes 204 residential units. At the High Court today, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys granted permission for the action to be brought against An Bord Pleanála and the State, with the developer, Homeville Devlopments Ltd, as

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The Housing Minister has confirmed that the eviction ban has returned alongside level 5. Darragh O’Brien also says his Department is currently working on a package to cover commercial rates for impacted businesses during the first few months of 2021. While construction will remain an essential service, and is set to continue during the lockdown.

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Rents in Galway city have over taken those in Cork city as the second highest on average in the country. Figures released by the Residential Tenancies Board show rents in Galway city have increased by 8.5 % quarter-to-quarter: Between Q2 and Q3 of 2020, average rents in Galway city increased

Average rents increased by 1.4 per cent, or €17 per month, in the last quarter, which was the slowest national annual growth rate in almost eight years. The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) published the quarterly Rent Index for the July to September period on Monday. It showed the average rent during the period rose to