Long-term secure tenancies are now becoming the norm, with home ownership out of reach for many

The development, accessed via the Douglas Road, includes plans for a range of 49 houses, as well as 153 one, two and three bed apartments in blocks of five and six storeys

Locals lodge objection with An Bord Pleanála.

The gallery will close for two years when construction work begins

A separate planning application for the construction of a new purpose-built research facility has also been lodged by UCC and the Tyndall National Institute

Lee Valley Glamping Ltd has applied for permission to revamp land in Coachford

Hibernia Star Ltd first applied to Cork City Council for permission for the hotel and a 10,632 square metre office building over seven storeys in January

Phoenix Street Social Ltd, which is directed by Cork publican Benny McCabe, lodged an application with Cork City Council this week seeking permission to make changes to the building.

West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen lodges appeal after Cork County Council refused planning permission for extension on grounds the project did not provide adequate off-road parking facilities

The plans will see 202 houses and 182 apartments and duplexes on a greenfield site in Raheen, close to Limerick City

While planning permission was granted last month the decision is now being appealed by a third party

Property expert Mark Rose outlines why the "never-ending" changes in legislation may be a good thing

Today, there are less than 1,000 homes officially available to let nationwide

“There’s a lot of work involved in managing a complex, such as working out the budgets, finding the best prices, collecting the money... a lot of it is quite detailed and mandatory"

Landlords are still bound by the regulations regarding homes in RPZs, which prevent rents from rising by more than 2% per annum

Supply still moving at a slow pace that isn’t catching up with demand but the hope is that this pace will gather significantly over the next year or so

Savill’s recently published report found that the Northern Irish economy grew by 6% in 2021

Positive signs emerging within an increasingly sophisticated property management scene

An Bord Pleanála cited concerns about the impact of renovations on the historic character and architectural quality of the former Hewitts Mills structure in Blackpool

The site is a 3.39-hectare brownfield location lying between Cork Airport and the city centre, at the junction of Tramore Road and Kinsale Road

Blarney Castle Estate Partnership wants the court to overturn An Bord Pleanála's decision to grant permission to develop an 80-bedroom hotel, licensed supermarket, commercial/office buildings, coffee shop and 70 residential units 200m from the attraction

Sites on the north and south of the River Lee, including inland locations such as Tramore Valley Park, will be looked at in the search for a suitable setting for a Lido in Cork city

Planned scheme is made up of 197 houses, 112 apartments, a creche, and associated works for Cork GAA lands on Old Whitechurch Rd, Kilbarry

Planning permission for the hospital due to be lodged in November

Last month city officials agreed to begin the public procurement process two years after city councillors voted to begin enabling preparations on the site. 

Cork City Council rejected application for new building on site of Rochestown Inn on six grounds, saying its design was 'visually awkward', lacked 'architectural coherence' and was 'out of character' with the local area

Local resident had secured order last July overturning board's permission on grounds the height contravened city development plan

Around 115 objections have been lodged against the proposal, including one from the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Hazel Chu.

The appeals board gave the scheme the go-ahead after ordering the omission of two of the seven apartments blocks.

The proposed development is on land at the former Techrete manufacturing facility, former Beshoff’s car showroom and former Howth garden centre, Claremont, on Howth Road.

A third legal challenge has been brought in a bid to overturn a fresh planning permission for a controversial development of 657 apartments on lands near St Anne's Park in Raheny.

A property development firm has secured approval from An Bord Pleanála for a new housing project in Passage West, despite the plans originally being refused planning permission by Cork County Council.

Some 150 new houses are proposed for Blarney by developer Eoin Sheehan, and a further 113 are proposed for Ballincollig by Stonecrest Construction Limited

An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to Cairn Homes for their contentious €338m apartment complex plan for former RTÉ lands at Montrose in Dublin 4.