Sinn Féin is still considering a motion of no confidence in the Housing Minister, the party has said.
They have hired a billboard to circle around Government Buildings, stating the housing crisis is still getting worse.
In April, Sinn Féin decided against calling a vote of no confidence in Eoghan Murphy so it would not interfere with the abortion referendum.
However, their Housing Spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin today said that they are keeping the option open.
He observed: "Whenever the party is deciding a motion of no confidence or a private members motion of any kind, we have a discussion as to what is going on at that time - there could be other issues, there could be other scandals.
"There's no point tabling a motion of no confidence just to table it - we would like to table such a motion when we think it can get sufficient support across the houses."
He added: “Under Minister Murphy the housing crisis is getting worse. The central problem is that the Government's policy is not working.
"Over reliance on the private rental sector and under-investment in social and affordable housing is the problem."
The latest homeless figures show there were 9,652 people in emergency accommodation in April.
Additional reporting by Stephen McNeice
