Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 27 April 2016
103. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government the details of all the National Assets Management Agency's properties and land portfolios in County Wicklow, by addresses, by occupancy status, and by usage type; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [8571/16]
View answerThe National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) does not own or manage properties. NAMA’s role in relation to properties is that of a secured lender. Properties securing NAMA’s loans continue to be managed by their legal owners, or in the case of enforcement, on their behalf by duly appointed insolvency practitioners. While my Department is working closely with NAMA to ensure that all opportunities to identify and secure housing units for social housing use are maximised, it does not have access to the information requested by the Deputy.
Information on social housing activity supported through engagement with NAMA is available on the website of the Housing Agency at www.housing.ie /NAMA.
