@Orla_Hegarty

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Architect, Asst Prof UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy #CovidIsAirborne #Construction #Housing #Sustainability

Housing #SupplySupplySupply won’t work unless pipeline is designed to be:

💶 affordable (to buyer & exchequer)

📈 scalable (can grow to the need)

♻️ sustainable (environmentally, socially, politically & economically)

📉 recession proofed (de-risked from property markets) https://twitter.com/orla_hegarty/status/1403621937851535360?s=46&t=vEUKcnh3_0Uf2Cd08AOTiA

Orla Hegarty on Twitter

“Why SupplySupplySupply won’t solve the #housing affordability problem #1 ‘we are doomed to failure if we see it purely as a game of numbers.. lowering the bar to get developers to build tiny, dim, carbon-intensive, socially-isolating, unaffordable boxes’ https://t.co/T1aGir3B8z”

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Planning laws to be rushed through Dáil 'to help address housing crisis'

..remember the way ~rushed~legislation for Strategic Housing Developments resulted in an increase in court cases, legal costs & delays..& was actually much worse for developers. That
#Housing #IrishHousing #Planning
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/politics/arid-41018042.html

Planning laws to be rushed through Dáil 'to help address housing crisis'

Irishexaminer.com

⬆️ 57% increase in Dublin rental listings in last 4 weeks (since Daft report 1 Nov)

.. any sign of rental prices coming down? https://twitter.com/orla_hegarty/status/1595019893229117442?s=46&t=P9xMdxu20hNlTf9EM-KFpA

Orla Hegarty on Twitter

“🤔 41% more Dublin rentals available today on Daft than 3 weeks ago at time of report #housing”

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Dublin City Council is a far outlier, 40% higher than a range of industry sources for indicative costs for apartment construction (my research here) https://www.cluid.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Planning-Gain-and-Obligations-Promise-and-Performance-of-Part-V.pdf
Mad how Dublin City Council got a “construction cost report” saying it’s €500,000+ to build a 2-bed apartment… when it costs Fingal Council €317,900 #Housing #IrishHousing

First huge test of the effect of the influx of #IrishTwitter #MastoDaoine over to here will be later today.
The #LateLateToyShow aka the #ToyShow is later today.
For people who have never heard of this weird thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Late_Late_Toy_Show

The RTÉ player will fail. People will have bootleg streams on different platforms.
Watching the version with interpretation for the #Deaf community is highly recommended if you are considering watching it.

To the lovely admins of the .ie server: brace brace.

The Late Late Toy Show - Wikipedia

Wexford County Council are delivering new 3-bed homes for ‘all-in’ cost of €236,300 👏🏻 .. & that’s the “real cost” (incl VAT, land, fees, utilities, etc) #IrishHousing #Housing
From @[email protected]
“Apartments in new developments intended for the long-term rental sector are being advertised as short-term lets at rates of between €5,000 and €9,000 – more than double the regular rent”
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https://www.businesspost.ie/news/new-build-apartments-on-airbnb-for-e5900-a-month/
New-build apartments on Airbnb for €5,900 a month

New-build apartments intended for long-term lettings are being advertised on Airbnb at more than double the regular price

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From @[email protected]
“graphic shows acres of vacant/derelict sites and the 1,432 entire apartments/houses on #Airbnb “ in Dublin City 7/
https://twitter.com/robcross247/status/1594322654282104834?s=46&t=yuaQxhm7BxfmhhjcN8YFPw
Rob Cross on Twitter

“Apartments in #Dublin's Capital Dock 190 build-to-rent tower development are going from €306 per night whilst 10,975 people are homeless including 3,342 children. My graphic shows acres of vacant/derelict sites and the 1,432 entire apartments/houses on #Airbnb. #HousingCrisis”

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The @CSOIreland counted 35,380 vacant ~rental properties~ on Census Night, 3 April 2022.. in the same week that Daft said only 851 rental properties were available in all of Ireland
CSO: https://t.co/cBLzWdNtv0 6/
Census 2022 and Vacant Dwellings FAQ - CSO - Central Statistics Office