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Holiday homes: a theft that needs redressing to release housing stock? (opens the original)
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The Housing Essay is a weekly deep dive from a rotating variety of voices into issues impacting the property crisis in Ireland. Are there potential solutions that may be currently overlooked or traditionally ignored by policymakers? HOLIDAY HOMES ARE theft. Thought that would get your attention. We were a little nervous writing this piece as we know holiday homes are now seen as a contentious issue in Ireland. Maybe your internal monologue is already shouting, “You hammered the blight of vacant
Should educational institutions be responsible for helping students find housing? (opens the original)
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The Housing Essay is a weekly deep dive from a rotating variety of voices into issues impacting the property crisis in Ireland. Are there potential solutions that may be currently overlooked or traditionally ignored by policymakers? YES, IT’S THAT time of the year again. The Leaving Certificate results are not long out, the mad clamour for CAO offers is underway, followed by the frantic rush to find accommodation near to the chosen college. For a few weeks every August, national media is full of
When does making an area a better place to live tip into gentrification? (opens the original)
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The Housing Essay is a weekly deep dive from a rotating variety of voices into issues impacting the property crisis in Ireland. Are there potential solutions that may be currently overlooked or traditionally ignored by policymakers? TWO WEEKS AGO, we wrote about the urgent need for public luxury in Irish towns and cities. We argued that in a fair society, public luxury would be prioritised in areas that need it the most, like our dense urban areas with smaller homes and little or no gardens, or
The Housing Essay: What if our cities were designed for living, and not for private wealth? (opens the original)
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The Housing Essay is a new weekly deep dive from a rotating variety of voices into issues impacting the property crisis in Ireland. Are there potential solutions that may be currently overlooked or traditionally ignored by policymakers? NOTHING BEATS THE joy of sitting on your balcony watching the world go by underneath and all around you. Children playing on the swings, older longtime friends chatting on benches, people on bikes meandering by, or simply watching the trees sway gently in the lig
The tale of three derelict houses outside Blackrock, Cork (opens the original)
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The Housing Essay is a new weekly deepdive from a rotating variety of voices into issues impacting the property crisis in Ireland. Are there potential solutions that may be currently overlooked or traditionally ignored by policymakers? Three words chalked on the walls of our ‘anois agora now’ art exhibition back in 2024. Three words we have pondered over and over since, wondering why we as a society have largely turned a blind eye to church land for so long. These three words led to us meeting w
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