The housing shortage is one of the biggest problems we face and it reflects how our population has grown rapidly over recent decades, argues John FitzGerald in his weekly column.has caved in to giving additional details on its $25 billion-plus merger with Smurfit Kappa to lower the risk of it being delayed by litigation, after several shareholders alleged that documents on the deal omitted “material information”.
The ECB rate cut has emboldened nonbank mortgage lenders to return to the market and they targeting niche markets. But the established banks still hold whip hand on the most competitive interest rates, writes The housing shortage is one of the biggest problems we face and it reflects how our population has grown rapidly over recent decades. In the six years to 2022 alone, our population grew 8 per cent.Meta wants to use your Facebook and Instagram data to train AI – here’s how to stop it“I see the opportunity in the market for another 50 stores in the Republic comfortably. I think if we look at our market share in Dublin, our store number is a long way off. I’m on record as saying that.