Ireland Cuts Minimum Apartment Standards to Spur Development
Policy aims to increase housing supply amid affordability crisis
Ireland has moved to reduce minimum apartment standards in a bid to boost residential development and address a deepening housing crisis.
The new rules are designed to streamline planning approvals and encourage higher-density construction, with government officials arguing the changes will improve affordability by increasing the supply of urban housing.
The new rules are designed to streamline planning approvals and encourage higher-density construction, with government officials arguing the changes will improve affordability by increasing the supply of urban housing.
