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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© The Irish Times 19 Oct '26

Dublin council denies St Edmundsbury housing rezoning but gives green light to two other sites

Sites at Finnstown Castle, between Lucan and Adamstown, and at Coldcut Road, south of the Liffey Valley shopping centre, will be rezoned for housing after the council vote. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

Investment vehicle sues over financing plan for apartment scheme in Leopardstown

Merleview Ltd has brought Commercial Court proceedings against Burton Carman Ltd, a special purpose vehicle set up to acquire, hold and develop a property at Leopardstown Park with a view, it is claim -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

AIB: House building slides in September

AIB’s construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) registered 50.4 last month, indicating slight growth in activity on August. Building activity has increased for three months running, AIB said i -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

MyHome.ie: Irish house price inflation slows as affordability constraints bite

“The rate of asking price inflation continues to slow, the number of properties for sale on MyHome is rising, and homebuilding has picked up,” Bank of Ireland chief economist Conall MacCoille said -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

CSO: Property price inflation slows to three-year low of 5.1% as market cools

Sorcha Timoney, NFP Ireland: “Despite the cooling in the housing market, national house prices are still 28.2 per cent above the peak of the Celtic Tiger years, meaning that for many people, house p -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

AIB cuts four-year fixed mortgage rate for borrowers

Based on data from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland, new mortgages in Ireland were on average €318,000 in the second quarter of this year. In the period, the average first-time buyer m -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

Retailers on Dublin’s O’Connell Street hit with legal notices under revamp plan

Circle K, Peter Mark and Allcare Pharmacy all face Dublin City Council enforcement cases over alleged non-compliance with planning codes -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Oct '26

Dublin residents protest against rezoning of land owned by John Magnier and JP McManus

Councillors previously rejected changing the zoning of sites at St Edmundsbury, Finnstown Castle and Coldcut Road -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Oct '26

Construction costs and planning uncertainty outweigh funding concerns for developers

A survey by EY Ireland has shown only 4 per cent of developers and State entities involved in housing delivery and the wider real estate sector believed access to finance was their “most constrainin -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Oct '26

€43bn should have been enough to build 110,000 homes. Only 27,000 were built

It could also be suggested that some or all of the €253 million spent last year alone on the price-inflationary Help to Buy scheme that most recipients do not need, be redirected to improving the pl -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Oct '26

The CSO, MyHome or Daft: who’s right on house prices?

Because they are based on asking prices, the MyHome and Daft reports provide more of an instant snapshot of which way the market is turning. The CSO estimates the average price paid for a property -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Oct '26

Plan for O’Connell Street restaurant approved, but it is banned from serving takeaways

Kingstonway Limited, the new owners of 2-4 O’Connell Street Lower, applied for planning permission to convert the building into a mixed-use restaurant, retail and office development. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Sep '26

Permission for Avaio Digital Data centre facility in Killala, Co Mayo overturned

“The applicant has failed to demonstrate that the proposed development would be in accordance with the overarching objectives of the Climate Action Plan 2025,” it said in its ruling. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Sep '26

Dundrum Town Centre to see flurry of new arrivals and store reopenings

Among other brands to arrive at Dundrum over the coming weeks will be Spanish fashion brand Stradivarius, which will open a new 1,020sq m store. British lifestyle brand Oliver Bonas will also open a n -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Sep '26

The Irish Times view on housing delivery: speed is of the essence

The precise reasons are not clear, but are likely to relate in part to delays getting water, sewerage and electricity connections. Skilled labour shortages and rising costs are also likely to be contr -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Sep '26

Homes taking twice as long to deliver than a decade ago, an average of four years: Central Bank

“The homes that are built now take longer to arrive,” the bank said. “For homes completed so far in 2026, the average duration from lodgment of planning application to completion was four years, -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 17 Sep '26

Central Bank and BPFI paint two different pictures of market, but reach similar conclusion

Differing projections based off essentially similar data brings home the uncertainty of making forecasts such as these. In a general sense, two high-quality economists can look at the same figures and -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 17 Sep '26

Planning permissions for new homes jump 60%: CSO

The agency said the total number of dwelling units approved in between April and June was 11,912, up from 7,447 in the same quarter of 2025. Permissions have averaged around 35,000 a year since 2021. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 13 Sep '26

Ardstone gets green light for 562 homes Former Jesuit site on Sandford Road and Milltown Road

“The latest application follows a substantial redesign of the proposals by Ardstone in response to concerns raised in legal challenges to the two previous permissions for the site,” Ardstone said. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 13 Sep '26

Councils expected to zone enough land for 1m new homes, conference hears

Glenveagh projects the total stock of occupied homes in the Republic to double by 2065 (to approximtely four million homes) with that growth front-loaded out to 2040 when demand is highest. -  Subscribe
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