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    Il ministro dell’edilizia abitativa accusato di “stendere un tappeto rosso per i fondi avvoltoio” all’evento immobiliare francese

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    2. MacheteBrizz on

      “Ireland: Where Opportunity meets Ambition”

      Sick Bastard.

    4. LordAstrotrain on

      “You can’t ignore private delivery”, but apparently you can fucking ignore public delivery??

    5. Craicriture on

      MIPIM regularly attracts quite a lot of protest in Cannes too btw – very much about rolling out the red carpet for speculators.

    6. PeteIRL on

      I’m so fucking tired of the FFG governments and their complete lack of willingness to do anything to help the people they’re elected to represent.

    7. rossitheking on

      lol post at 62%. You cannot tell me FFG don’t have pathetic folk/members on here looking for posts critical of government….

      Edit: this has since changed. Order has been restored.

    8. Electronic_Ad_6535 on

      You couldn’t find a less competent bunch. Parish pump!

    10. Temporary_Sell3384 on

      James Browne must be the least well known housing minister in 30 years. Maybe that’s on purpose but it’s pretty striking but I genuinely nearly didn’t recognise him in that article photo.

    11. Pure-Ice5527 on

      Are they doing that or is that what the opposition is saying? The below suggests they’re looking for funding to support building, don’t see an issue with that but if it’s about encouraging funds to buy new builds they should hang their heads in shame.

      “Seeking considered engagement and having a visible presence with investment opportunities to support building is only one part of that plan”

    12. ivan-ent on

      Really hope we get a better gov in my lifetime ,im 33 voted every time possible and not once in my life has anyone i voted for gov got in … fucking sick of ff/fg.

    13. Redtit14 on

      This is genuinely insane and beyond the pale. During a housing crisis where the same government have often said they’ll do something about the vulture funds.

    14. MF-Geuze on

      I’m glad the government sends representatives off to try and convince people to build homes here, because we need new ones.

      I’m sorry (but not surprised) that Rory Hearne is too daft to understand this.

    16. jamster126 on

      Our do nothing government are not back in the dail until 18th. What a life they have.

    18. Markosphere on

      So in the midst of a massive housing crisis, government is trying to persuade foreign investors to build lots of houses here. How is that supposed to help? This country is a joke.

    19. whooo_me on

      If they were funding the construction of new developments, that could be a positive?

      Whereas if they’re buying newly developed properties (and reselling, or renting then 100%) they’re adding demand to an overheated market.

    20. DunAnOir on

      Well okay yes, but in fairness that’s only happening because he’s rolling out the red carpet for vulture funds at a French property event.

    21. No_Waltz3545 on

      Money, money, money, mooonneeyyy….money!

      Grifters gotta grift.

    22. hmmm_ on

      Less of this “vulture fund” bollox – we have to get someone to finance new homes and the banks aren’t lending. The opposition say “no” to everything, and implementing the stupid policies they demanded have killed the rental market.

    24. jhanley on

      The state doesn’t want to fund housing and don’t want to risk another property boom so this is what we get

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