Co-living
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09.04.2021An Bord Pleanála has turned down fast-track proposals for a co-living scheme at the Hendron’s Building, a modernist protected structure in Broadstone, Dublin.
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26.03.2021Co-living | Design | Finance & Viability | grade I listed | Housing | inquiry | paragraph 79 | recovered appeal | Regeneration | Rural | rural worker's dwelling | student accommodation | UKA round-up of planning appeals: 20 March-26 March, 2021
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26.03.2021A round-up of legal news: 20 March-26 March, 2021
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22.01.2021A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 16 Janaury-22 January, 2021
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26.11.2020Ireland's housing and local government minister Darragh O’Brien this week announced what amounts to a virtual blanket ban on co-living schemes.
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06.11.2020
A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 31 October-6 November, 2020
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23.10.2020A 506-bed co-living development with a tower of almost 50 metres tall – more than twice the Dublin City Council permitted height – has been proposed for a site beside the city’s Victorian fruit and vegetable market.
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04.09.2020
A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 29 August-4 September, 2020
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04.09.2020
Stoneweg, an international property investment company, has unveiled proposals for a new co-living development in Dublin city centre designed to deliver nearly 400 homes.
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03.04.2020building design | Business & Enterprise | Co-living | Community Engagement | Design | fall-back | farming | Green Belt | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | paragraph 79 | permitted development | pubs | recovered appeal | Technology | UK | Use classes
A round-up of planning appeals: 28 March-3 April, 2020
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