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Three-bedrooom houses in Dublin should ideally be at least 100 sqm, a standard the council held an Ailesbury Rd development to in September. But smaller homes are apparently okay in Poppintree, for rapid-build houses, for homeless families.
If the route to fixing the housing crisis is all about adding supply, it’s not looking too good.
Dublin City Council senior planner Kieran Rose explains some of his past housing policy successes, and asks how we can build on them in the future.
No major change in public policy happens by accident. So who’s been pushing for smaller apartments? Frank names names.
Dublin’s housing problem stems from this: at a state level, housing policy is dominated by a politically motivated rural ideology.