Posted Thursday, 15th of September
The Residential Development Stamp Duty Refund Scheme, introduced under the Finance Act 2017, should be extended to help mitigate rising construction costs that risk hindering much-needed residential development. Property advisor, […]
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DCT have recently appointed Paul Oakley BA(Hons) Dip Arch RIBA as new Business Development Director. Paul’s wealth of experience and knowledge will enable the growth of DCT’s global expansion into […]
Posted Tuesday, 6th of September
More than 50,000 housing units could be completed here in the two years to the end of 2023, if house building continues at levels seen recently, according to the Banking […]
Posted Wednesday, 10th of August
The Government has yet to act on a proposal to convert vacant buildings into accommodation for Ukrainian refugees on a non-profit basis, which was made months ago by the Housing […]
Posted Friday, 22nd of July
The Government has announced funding of €5 million over five years for a new construction technology centre, which will accelerate research and innovation within the construction sector. The centre will […]
Posted Wednesday, 20th of July
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien T.D, visited a number of construction sites in Galway comprising of 184 new social homes being delivered by Approved Housing Body […]
Posted Wednesday, 13th of July
Are you involved in the planning, design, procurement or delivery of offsite and other modern methods of construction in Ireland? Evolusion Innovation and C+W O’Brien Architects are bringing together organisations […]
Posted Thursday, 30th of June
THE GOVERNMENT HAS approved plans to build 500 modular homes as part of efforts to house Ukrainian refugees, with the first units set to be completed as early as November. […]
Posted Friday, 24th of June
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has appointed Walls for the development of 597 new homes at Shanganagh, Co. Dublin, with work on site to commence in September. The project is […]
Posted Monday, 23rd of May
Nine out of 10 construction companies say they are unwilling to take on fixed price contracts given the ongoing exceptional increases in raw material costs. That’s according to a new […]
Posted Thursday, 19th of May
Sligo County Council and the Cranmore Regeneration Project are on track to complete by 2024 a major €15million scheme to improve the energy efficiency of 350 houses on the Cranmore […]
Posted Wednesday, 18th of May
834,000 sq ft of industrial and logistics property transacted in Q1 – 33% higher than the five-year Q1 average and an increase of 59% compared to Q1 2021. This is […]
