Charity buys 'NAMA-ed' homes for social housing

The charity behind a new approach to social housing to be launched in Dublin later today is hoping its model of buying "NAMA-ed" homes can be replicated across the country.

Charity buys 'NAMA-ed' homes for social housing
Wed, 27 Jul, 2011 - 08:35

The charity behind a new approach to social housing to be launched in Dublin later today is hoping its model of buying "NAMA-ed" homes can be replicated across the country.

The Clúid Housing Association bought 58 housing units in Sandyford through receivers appointed by NAMA, with the help of a loan from the Housing Finance Agency.

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