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Abbey: 40,000 houses per year is unrealistic

Housebuilding group Abbey has said 40,000 new homes per year is an unrealistic and unsustainable annual target to fix Ireland’s housing supply issue.

Abbey: 40,000 houses per year is unrealistic

Thu, 12 Jul, 2018 - 07:10

By Geoff Percival

Housebuilding group Abbey has said 40,000 new homes per year is an unrealistic and unsustainable annual target to fix Ireland’s housing supply issue.

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