How the homes will be built: The private sector, state funding, and a judicial review overhaul

There will be 36,000 affordable purchase homes and 18,000 so-called ‘cost rental’ homes, with rents targeted at least 25% below market value
How the homes will be built: The private sector, state funding, and a judicial review overhaul

The total number of homes to be built by the State will be just 144,000 or 16,000 a year.

The plan sets out that more than 300,000 new homes will be built by 2030, but 156,000 of those will be built by the private sector.

Despite €4 billion being set aside for housing every year out to 2030, the total number of homes to be built by the State will be just 144,000 or 16,000 a year.

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