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Central Bank Restricts Lending Amid Government Housing Targets

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The Central Bank has introduced rules that restrict bank lending. Separately, the government scrapped previous annual targets and announced a goal to build 300,000 homes between 2025 and 2030. Despite the ongoing housing crisis, house completions increased by 10.4% between July and September of this year, with first-time buyer mortgages rising 9% year on year.

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The new government target requires a substantial increase in annual output to meet pent-up demand, which analysts estimate is between 250,000 and 300,000 homes. The lending restrictions by the Central Bank occur as the market shows signs of increased liquidity, indicated by rising mortgage uptake.

From rte.ie

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  • central bankThe public institution that manages currency and interest rates, which has restricted bank lending.
  • governmentThe governing body that set the new target of 300,000 homes for construction.

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