At a recent meeting in Cork with Micheál Martin, George Salden, CEO of DAIWA HOUSE CB B.V. – DACH, discussed how Ireland is securing its global competitiveness through targeted investments in infrastructure., wie Irland durch gezielte Investitionen in die Infrastruktur seine globale Wettbewerbsfähigkeit sichert.
Political priority as an economic factor
It is noteworthy that Ireland's government leaders are personally addressing the structural barriers to housing construction. This focus explains why Ireland is delivering robust economic figures despite global uncertainties. A stable housing market attracts talent and enables companies to grow sustainably.
Ireland's economy at a glance (2024–2025)
The key figures underscore the stability of the location:
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Strong foundation: Modified domestic demand recorded significant growth of over 4% in 2025.
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Financial leeway: With a budget surplus of around €12.4 billion in 2025, Ireland has the necessary funds for future-oriented investments.
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Declining debt: Gross public debt is falling, boosting confidence among international investors.
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Housing construction offensive: In 2025, over 36,000 new apartments were completed—an increase of more than 20% over the previous year.
Conclusion: Flexibility is the new stability
The dialogue in Ireland has shown that success in housing construction requires the courage to break new ground. By combining political will and technological innovation in modular construction, we are creating living spaces that are as flexible as the modern economy itself.
