Cork Council may provide more accessible housing for people with disabilities

Developers could be required to include a portion of accessible houses in any new developments
Cork Council may provide more accessible housing for people with disabilities

Cork County Council is considering more accessible homes for people with disabilities.

Cork County Council is to look at providing more universally-accessible homes for people with disabilities and to cope with an increasingly elderly population in the years ahead.

This could include a proviso that private developers selling housing units to the council, known as 'turnkey' properties, ensure a certain percentage of them are specifically designed to accommodate such people.

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