First apartments slated for Cork city quays by OCP after objection withdrawn

Construction on phase one of €350m mixed use scheme, to include 160 apartments for the AHB sector, social  housing and owner occupier markets to start in 2024
CGI of section of O'Callaghan Properties mixed use plan for Kennedy Quay, with buildings to match the height of the R&H Hall grain silos

CGI of section of O'Callaghan Properties mixed use plan for Kennedy Quay, with buildings to match the height of the R&H Hall grain silos

EVOLVING Government policy and financial incentives are bringing apartment delivery to the point of viability for construction, with work finally set to start on the first significant residential development on Cork City’s docklands in 2024.

“Housing policy has been evolving to take account of commercial realities and Government initiatives are beginning to have a significant, positive impact on the residential market,” said O’Callaghan Properties (OCP) managing director Brian O’Callaghan.

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