Maybe , but I see a lot of building site everywhere, unless they are all future empty offices and hotels for homeless people?
upto-thehills on
Did it just get boomier!
Lezflano on
Govt should become the states biggest landlord. If they decrease rents to a sustainable level in theory that should relieve demand on the market for a few years and give them time to get the construction industry sorted.
Rambostips on
Perfect, and if you and your partner earn 75k a year each, you can afford one.
AdmiralRaspberry on
A lying government no way
Imbecile_Jr on
What a shocking and unexpected development!
YoIronFistBro on
For pointless empty office buildings, and overpriced “”luxury”” student accommodation, maybe.
RobiePAX on
to their defensive I do see new estates being built left and right.
My only problem is where was all this in the past 20 years? This crisis didn’t pop in out of nowhere just now.
fedupofbrick on
Speaking as someone in the industry, it is incredibly busy at thee moment. Office construction is dead. We are doing an awful lot of housing and apartments as well as large warehouses. Just today I am working on a huge housing scheme by the LDA in north county dublin. It’s very busy. But it was last year too. I wouldn’t call it a boom though.
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Thank god I was getting 2007 flashback there.
Yeah, it’s called ‘spin’.
Maybe , but I see a lot of building site everywhere, unless they are all future empty offices and hotels for homeless people?
Did it just get boomier!
Govt should become the states biggest landlord. If they decrease rents to a sustainable level in theory that should relieve demand on the market for a few years and give them time to get the construction industry sorted.
Perfect, and if you and your partner earn 75k a year each, you can afford one.
A lying government no way
What a shocking and unexpected development!
For pointless empty office buildings, and overpriced “”luxury”” student accommodation, maybe.
to their defensive I do see new estates being built left and right.
My only problem is where was all this in the past 20 years? This crisis didn’t pop in out of nowhere just now.
Speaking as someone in the industry, it is incredibly busy at thee moment. Office construction is dead. We are doing an awful lot of housing and apartments as well as large warehouses. Just today I am working on a huge housing scheme by the LDA in north county dublin. It’s very busy. But it was last year too. I wouldn’t call it a boom though.