Housing crisis: Construction report warns of looming supply constraints

Strive Search Construction team are delighted to attend this year’s forum, proudly sponsored by Kingspan Group and hosted by KPMG. The event brought together leaders from construction, facilities, energy, and Guaranteed Irish House members to tackle some of the sector’s biggest challenges, share innovative solutions, and explore how we can

Strive Search were proud to sponsor the LIA Credit Union Forum 2025, a key event in the Credit Union calendar that brought together industry professionals to explore both the challenges and opportunities facing the sector today. Kevin Halligan and Kenan McSweeney both attended and had a fantastic day connecting with

Strive Search’s engineering team attended this morning’s Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI) Conference – a key event for the infrastructure and housing sector, focused on insight, strategy, and action Highlights included: • Minister Jack Chambers on the National Development Plan • Mayor John Moran on public-private delivery •

Strive’s Construction team had the pleasure of heading out on a site walk to visit one of our client’s prestigious apartment developments. It was a fantastic opportunity to see the progress firsthand and connect with the teams driving the project forward. A massive thank you to the entire Cairn team

Irish commercial building activity rose significantly in March, becoming the best-performing category within a construction sector that expanded at its fastest rate in three years last month despite rising cost inflation. In its latest construction purchasing managers’ index, AIB said a strong rise in new business led to growth in

A steep fall-off in housing starts combined with a slowdown in residential investment have fuelled further doubt about the government housing targets. The latest quarterly market analysis from Construction Information Services (CIS) indicates that active housing commencements, the strongest indicator of future supply, dropped to a four-year low of 3,126