The rents are now higher in Dublin then during the boom and deposit lending falling, one – third of the people think the Government should build more houses itself for
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The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has called on the next Government to create a Minister for Infrastructure and Construction to deal with the infrastructure and housing crisis across the Country.
Irish homebuilder Cairn Homes has announced the first of its asset transfers under the recently acquired Project Clear loan portfolio. The firm spent €378m on the loans portfolio, which includes
The construction of two new 650 tonne tunnel boring machines (TBMs), which will build the new Northern Line Extension tunnels under south London, is now complete. The two machines –
Conor Linehan, Head of William Fry’s Environment & Planning Group and Des Lennon, Director of Development Land at JLL, explained at a William Fry Breakfast Briefing to nearly 200 representatives
A new and revolutionary solar heating, hot water and energy storage system, designed by British clean-technology company, Minus7, was launched at EcoBuild 2016 at London’s ExCel. Installed in social housing schemes,
ERSI report shows apartment building has all but ground to a halt in Dublin, despite an increasing demand for homes and sharply rising prices. The Economic and Social Research Institute
The number of tall buildings in the pipeline for London continues to grow, research, which is updated annually, is published by New London Architecture (NLA) and GLHearn and includes buildings of
The total value of all construction projects commenced in 2015 jumped significantly throughout the year, increasing by €3.19 billion to €6.12 billion when compared to the same period in 2014
As the date for General Election 2016 is announced for Friday 26th February, the CIF (Construction Industry Federation) is calling for the new Government to create a Minister for Infrastructure
UK and Ireland-based building materials Grafton said on Tuesday that trading conditions in its final quarter of the year were “broadly positive”, on the back of strong growth in Ireland
Some €15.6 billion worth of construction projects are in the pipeline in Ireland for this year, according to a report by Construction Information Services, a specialist provider of data on
The country’s construction sector ended 2015 on a positive note, with activity in December surging to a five month high. The latest Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers Index – a
The Irish construction sector posted another sharp rise in activity in November, helped by accelerated growth of new business. The rate of job creation also quickened, while sentiment among constructors
About 2,300 homes will be completed in the coming weeks on lands owned by Nama debtors and receivers, with another 2,200 houses and apartments expected to be finished by the
Planning permission for a 206-bedroom hotel on the site of the former Belfast Metropolitan College has been granted to a County Tyrone development firm. McAleer and Rushe acquired the site
The National Development Finance Agency (NDFA) has this morning set out plans for major infrastructure projects with a combined value of close to €1 billion. The NDFA, which is part
Activity, employment and confidence improved in the Irish construction sector in October, helped by a sharp rise in new business, a new survey shows. The Ulster Bank construction purchasing managers’
Property developer Michael O’Flynn aims to build 10,000 new homes over the next seven to eight years, mainly in Dublin and Cork, after putting together a €400 million funding package
A large parcel of land designated for the third and final phase of the highly successful shopping and business facility known as The Park in Carrickmines, Dublin 18, will be
According to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, the first half of 2015 has proven to be a good one for the industry. The three months to the
The Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index – a seasonally adjusted index designed to track changes in total construction activity – dropped to 55.8 in September from 56.5 in August.
The Government detailed its €27 billion capital plan from 2016 to 2021 in a move to underpin its belief in
There are 2,600 council houses lying empty across Ireland, a situation that has been called “shocking”. The numbers were obtained by
Fianna Fáil has hit out at the Environment Minister over the continuing rent crisis affecting people Ireland. Spokesperson on Environment
Only 13,000 new homes were built in the 12 months to July, far below what is needed to tackle the
Monday, 20th July 2015: Helen Duffy has been appointed as Technical Director of MLM Ireland, a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and
The Irish homebuilder became the first construction firm from the Republic to list on a public market in nearly 20
The latest edition of Ulster Bank’s construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI), formally published this morning, shows a reading of 63.3
Plans have been revealed for about 3,800 homes as well as shopping and office space at a new development in
Taking Place in the RDS, Dublin on June 16th This major event will be jointly chaired by Tom Parlon, Director
Alexion Pharmaceuticals today announced plans to significantly expand its operations in Ireland by constructing the Company’s first ever biologics manufacturing
The country’s construction sector grew at its fastest pace so far this year in April with new business on the
The cost of fixing fire safety issues in a Kildare housing estate that was affected by a massive blaze could
In 1999 Hollywood House, an imposing Victorian two-storey over basement house at Mount Anville Road in Dublin 14, went on
The second phase of the Ulster University’s new Belfast campus will be built by a joint venture between Lagan Construction
The number of planners in local authorities has dropped by 32pc since 2006, according to the organisation. Some 415 planners
Strongest rise in input prices since March 2007 recorded in March New business increased in March, as has been the
Some 8,000 jobs could be created in Cork City as details emerge that €500 million has been earmarked for its
Over the past year there has been a growing sense of relief and optimism throughout the construction sector in Ireland,
Mr. Paudie Coffey, T.D., Minister of State at the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government, together with Minister
House prices continued to rise in Q1 of this year, according to the latest house price survey from MyHome.ie. The
A slowdown in the growth of construction activity here could end up hurting Ireland’s ability to attract foreign direct investment,
To describe the effect of the recession on Ireland’s construction industry as devastating is an understatement. Now less than a
The IT giant Hewlett Packard has chosen again and again to expand its presence in Galway, with 700 workers about
Building materials firm Saint Gobain has opened a new training centre in Grange Castle, Co Dublin, which together with its
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