Irish Housing Policy, A Year in Review

Irish Housing Policy, A Year in Review

The difficulties and challenges faced in the Irish residential market have been well documented in recent years. The delivery of new homes has been slow, meaning those in search of accommodation for rent or for purchase, have faced acute supply shortages and sustained price pressure. Since the formation of the current Government in early 2025, it has been clear that housing and infrastructure have been the key focus, with a host of policy and legislative changes announced in 2025.  

This report will aim to provide an overview of the measures announced throughout 2025, with a particular focus on supply side initiatives. It is important to acknowledge that the full impact of these initiatives will take time to come to fruition, but it is expected that there will be a continued improvement in new housing supply in 2026 and beyond.

 

 

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