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The State is stepping back; can private housing step up?
Property insights with Johnny Gannon, Fair Deal Property
Working people deserve a stake in their country
Property insights with Johnny Gannon, Fair Deal Property
Is the small landlord worth saving?
For generations, the Irish rental market was not built by funds. It was built by ordinary people: the teacher who kept the first house after moving, the farmer who bought a flat in town, the couple whose one rental property was their pension.
The missing middle: why Galway needs a mid-rise code
Walk from Eyre Square out the Headford Road or along the Dublin Road and count the buildings between four and six storeys high. You will not need both hands. Galway is a city of two-storey estates on the edge and a scattering of apartment blocks in the middle, with almost nothing in between. That gap is exactly where the homes we need should be going.
Galway city now has the fastest growing rents in Ireland
Property insights with Johnny Gannon Fair Deal Property
From housing crisis to moving crisis
Ireland's housing crisis has become a moving crisis, and we must begin treating it as such. We rightly talk about new supply, affordability and the challenge facing younger buyers. But a healthy housing market does not work only by adding homes at one end. It also depends on people being able to move through it at every stage of life. Today, too many households are stuck because the right alternative does not exist. Movers hold the key to freeing up vast swathes of housing stock, but they are not being assisted or incentivised to move.
The CAO offers are out next week but where will our students live?
Property insights with Johnny Gannon, Fair Deal Property
With planning exemptions for modular homes, it’s now time to make hay in your back garden!
Property insights with Johnny Gannon, Fair Deal Property
Finance: The Last Bottleneck in Irish Housebuilding
Give the Government its due: real strides have been made on the two problems that dogged housing delivery for a decade. Infrastructure investment is finally flowing and the rezoning of land is at last being tackled seriously. Over the next twelve months I expect an ample supply of zoned, serviced land to come on stream. That is a big win. But solving land only exposes the next bottleneck, and it is a serious one: money.
