Business Today: Record low supply of second hand homes for sale, corporation tax worries and the tax advantages of marriage

The supply of second hand homes for sale is at its lowest level since at least 2007, say Daft.ie Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill / The Irish Times

Writing about the housing crisis can involve, on the face of it, two opposed claims. It hardly feels like the shortage is getting better, yet more than 32,000 homes were built last year – up 10 per cent on 2022. Clearly there is a lag between those new builds coming through and buyers “feeling” like there are more homes for sale, but a new report fromsince Daft began tracking the stat in 2007, and it has been bumping along at close to an all-time low for three months now.

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