Building homes in gardens to alleviate housing pressures is a “no-brainer” for Newstalk Breakfast host Ciara Kelly.
host argues that drastic measures are necessary to address both current and future housing demand, pointing out that in Canada, a quarter of all rental units are attached to homes.
The idea was proposed by Progress Ireland, whose spokesperson Seán O’Neill McPartlin told today’s show that he wantsCiara said it could prove necessary, considering the demands on urban centres in Ireland.“If you look at Dublin, the number of garden spaces we have is the equivalent, in terms of hectares, of 300 Stephen's Greens.A granny flat in the garden of a home.
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