Land Development Agency to deliver homes from 2020

A new land agency will unlock state-owned sites for private development to facilitate the construction of thousands of affordable homes.

Land Development Agency to deliver homes from 2020
Fri, 14 Sep, 2018 - 04:50
Juno McEnroe

A new land agency will unlock state-owned sites for private development to facilitate the construction of thousands of affordable homes.

Acres of unused sites nationwide will be sold by the €1.25bn Land Development Agency (LDA), with the first homes potentially opening their doors in 2020.

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