These small changes could remove enough risk so as to push the cost of construction down considerably.
These small changes could remove enough risk so as to push the cost of construction down considerably.
In our modern world, with all sorts of amazing technologies changing whole industries, it seems less than productive to polarise problems such as the housing crisis as "the state" on one side, versus "the private sector" on the other, as this runs the risk of ruling out ideas just because they don't strictly adhere to a particular ideology.
A proptech fund - a potentially free way to solve the housing crisis.
What a big question. It would be easy to throw blame around, but I don't think that's appropriate, nor would it really be accurate to point the finger. There are many reasons why things don't work as they should or could. Simply, the type of property market we have now is as a result of some things outside Irish control, some decisions that with 20-20 hindsight may have been made differently and, most...