r/HousingIreland↗
Housing Ireland: Build A Better Future
r/HousingIreland is aimed at addressing the housing crisis that has gripped Ireland for the past decade. Our government has sold out buyers and renters with inflationary policies that are damaging the fabric of our society. This sub is for discussing news, analysis, solutions and activism. #HousingAction
23k subscribers520 posts / mo in Sep 2026407 authors / mosince 2021
r/HousingIreland has 23k members (+75% over the last 12 months). It gets about 520 posts a month from 407 people. Top topics: Multi-Offer Negotiation, Dublin Housing Council Updates and Moving to Ireland.
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How r/HousingIreland has grown
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Topics and brands on r/HousingIreland
Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Multi-Offer Negotiation3.6%
- Dublin Housing Council Updates1.9%
- Moving to Ireland1.6%
- Affordable Housing Crisis0.6%
- Housing Market Trends0.6%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Daft
- The Irish Times
- RTÉ
- Independent
- MyHome.ie
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