Good news for buyers with positive signs of new housing on horizon

Good news for buyers with positive signs of new housing on horizon

New homes at Elmbury, Carrigtwohill, in Cork, sold very quickly when they came up for sale in recent times. 

Sat, 08 Mar, 2025 - 07:30
Tommy Barker, Property Editor

Supply of new homes in Cork was ahead of the national average in 2024, according to the Construction Industry Federation.

The CIF, the representative body for Irish builders, is not alone in welcoming the signs of progress in new home developments.

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