Offr’s technology simplifies property transactions by allowing individuals to transparently submit offers to buy or rent properties from any location, using their mobile devices

The development consists of 224 houses and 282 duplex units and 208 apartments

Focus Ireland said the fact that almost 4,000 children will be homeless this Christmas is 'disgraceful'

The HSE-owned site has been identified for transfer to the LDA under the Government's Housing for All plan

Cork councillor and Owenacurra campaigner Liam Quaide is set to run as a Social Democrat in next year's local elections, having quit the Green Party in dramatic fashion earlier this year.

‘Builder on the Roof’: an ingénue comes to Cork and wonders aloud why the city is full of derelict properties in the middle of a housing crisis

The 700-page Planning and Development Bill was published late on Tuesday night

Additional €4m bailout for departments

Health body said 74, or just over a third of its vacant properties, were in the process of being disposed of

Official statistics from the Department of Housing said there were 12,827 people experiencing homelessness in September

Evidence would suggest that the situation will get worse before it gets better

The largest private-sector apartment development in Cork city in over a decade will consist of 274 owner-occupier apartments 

The Social Democrats leader has connected with people in a way that could end up defining her party's unique selling point

Housing minister quotes 'stark example' where SF politician objected to '208 social homes, two miles from his own home'

Around 330 fewer homes likely to be built as a result

The Irish Examiner first reported that, despite 4,640 applications to the scheme and 1,975 approvals, just 21 grants have been drawn down since the programme was introduced in July 2022

Treacy’s Hotel, on Merchants Quay, will be upgraded

New figures show that 4,640 applications have been made, with 1,975 approved

The Government said the absence protocol doesn’t apply to Ukrainians currently residing in pledged homes or modular housing

Nationally, the cost of purchasing a new home has increased by over 10% in the last year

More than 12,000 households reached out to a charity last year over fears they would be made homeless, an increase of 12% on the previous year.

Completions have been rising faster than commencements in recent months, causing the number of units under construction to edge lower

Tenants in Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and Galway have faced rent rises of between 10.2% and 16.2% year-on-year, while rents have stabilised in the capital

Ard fheis will debate a motion condemning the October 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas and the Israeli bombardment of Gaza

Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien said the Housing Commission has delivered a report on the proposed constitutional amendment surrounding a right to housing

Sherry Fitzgerald report says development land transactions were down 50% to €226m in the year to September — the lowest levels seen since 2015 

Heather Humphreys said changes to the payments provided to those who seek refuge here are "complex" which will require a collective Government decision

The South East Technological University will now sign final contracts to buy 20.3 acres of the 37-acre site

The Oireachtas Health Committee heard talks are ongoing about changes to how people on medical cards can earn extra income without losing their eligibility to the means-tested cards

Delay to delivery of 265 new homes earmarked for the former St Kevin’s Hospital site

The High Court heard the case may have implications for thousands of other mortgage holders

A new EU directive regarding mortgage repossessions could spell good news for Irish homeowners struggling with their repayments

A popular choice for those who can afford a holiday home, no new local authority homes have been built in Ardmore since 2000, and as one local put it, there is nowhere to rent, and houses are unaffordable

He described the ongoing housing crisis as the “defining challenge of our time”.

South Korea’s president, Yoon Suk Yeol, has been invited to Ireland by the Taoiseach after Leo Varadkar joined a trade mission to the Asian country. Let’s hope if he does come, he will find our country just as attractive

Niall Byrne will leave his post in January after just two years as head of the Residential Tenancies Board

In the third quarter of this year, 4,518 notices of termination were received by the Residential Tenancies Board, the rental watchdog said Thursday.

All consumers, particularly students, are urged to be vigilant to the risks of being recruited as a money mule, writes John Hearne

Housing minister criticises SF's alternative budget provisions on housing, which call for the scrapping of the Help To Buy scheme

Glenveagh, through Marina Quarter Ltd, secured planning in 2021 for 1,002 apartments on the site off Centre Park Road, and close to Marina Park and Páirc Uí Chaoimh

figures show 146 families newly entered homeless accommodation in July, August and September this year as a result of a notice of termination, which was the single highest reason cited

The vast majority of hopeful Irish house buyers are now seeking fixed-rate mortgages as fears over both interest rate hikes and the cost of living crisis continue to spook the housing market.

More than 5,300 new households who contacted a national housing charity in recent months are threatened with homelessness, while the number of complaints about poor rental accommodation is rising sharply.

Over 5,600 asylum seekers have been given the right to remain in Ireland but remain in the Direct Provision system as they are unable to find alternative accommodation.