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Return to the office appears to be gaining momentum if lunchtime rush at IFSC CHQ Dublin any indicator of sentiment !

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Thirty years ago this week, the UK and Ireland signed the Downing Street Declaration, a historic agreement that set us on the path to peace. Today, we continue to work together to support peace and prosperity in Northern Ireland.

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It turns out that housing, like every other good, generally gets cheaper when there's more of it to go around nymag.com/intelligencer/…

#OireachtasTV - Watch LIVE as the Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage meets for pre-legislative scrutiny of the Land Value Sharing and Urban Development Zones Bill 2022 with IIP IPAV Ireland & IHBA #SeeForYourself

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It looks as though 1,148 badly needed homes in Dublin might now go ahead, after many years of delay.
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This is a timely paper for Irish policymakers. Reducing VAT on new homes in Belgium, from 21% to 6%, boosted the number of homes built. Given what has happened costs in Ireland over the last 24 months, this is no doubt an option being considered.

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We are looking forward to the industry leaders panel at #PropertySummit22 with:

- Enda Mc Guane SCSI - Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland Land Development Agency
- Pat Farrell, CEO, IIP
- Dr. John McCartney, BNPP Real Estate Ireland

View the agenda and book here: propertysummit.ie/agenda/

Ireland is victim of a bad metaphor. 🧵

The metaphor is that cities are like a balloons: squeeze them at one end and they expand at the other.

But that's not how cities works. When development gets restricted, it doesn't get diverted elsewhere. It just goes away.

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Seán Keyes & just in case anyone's thinking it's because we've far too many flats that people can't co live
Houses 83.2% Vs 16.8% Flats

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