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  1. Housing affordability gaps are growing in Dublin, Cork, and Galway, while the Central Bank dictates new borrowing limits.

Student Accommodation Targets Galway, Dublin, and Cork in First Phase

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The first phase of student accommodation construction targets Galway, Dublin, and Cork. The National Student Accommodation Strategy allows universities to make their land available for private developers to build housing under a license system. This program specifically enables technological universities to submit plans for accommodation.

From rte.ie

Why it matters

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The initiative addresses growing housing affordability gaps in Dublin, Cork, and Galway. Student accommodation is currently very expensive, leading to severe housing issues for students. The strategy facilitates private construction to increase housing supply in these urban centers.

Housing affordability gaps are growing in Dublin, Cork, and Galway, while the Central Bank dictates new borrowing limits.

From rte.ie

Who's involved

  • GalwayCity targeted for student accommodation development
  • DublinCity targeted for student accommodation development
  • CorkCity targeted for student accommodation development
  • Dublin City CouncilLocal government authority governing Dublin
  • Cork City CouncilLocal government authority governing Cork

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  • Might require more planning and licensing oversight due to increased development targets.

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