The waiving of development levies and a €1 billion package are “insufficient in terms of the scale” of the housing crisis, says Dr Rory Hearne BKNT
Development fees to build the vital infrastructure needed by new properties will be waived in the short term and the costs will be paid for by the State.Newstalk Breakfast
“I think if we’re really serious about this, we know that there are 70,000 units that have planning permission that are unbuilt. “One of the challenges facing the sector has been visibility and the cost of delivery of which development levies are a part.
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