Home builder Glenveagh expects to deliver 2,600 new homes this year as order book grows 13%

Company said progress in its homebuilding segment was aligning 'firmly with expectations', with more than 1,100 units either sold, signed or reserved for 2025
Home builder Glenveagh expects to deliver 2,600 new homes this year as order book grows 13%

The first apartments in Cork City’s Marina Quarter are due to come on stream early in 2027, as part of an estimated €525m development of more than 1,000 homes. The site is being developed by Glenveagh. 

Housing developer Glenveagh has said it expects to deliver 2,600 new homes during 2025 following a “strong start to the year” and a nearly 13% increase in the value of its forward order book in recent months.

In advance of the company’s annual general meeting on Thursday, Glenveagh published a trading update which showed the value of its closed and forward order book across both its homebuilding and partnerships segments, stood at €1.23bn — up from €1.09bn as of March 10 this year.

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