Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 14 July 2020
427. Deputy Eoin Ó Broin asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the most recent average construction and all-in development costs for one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom social houses and one-, two- and three-bedroom social apartments delivered under the SHIP programme, in tabular form. [15735/20]
View answerMy Department provides Unit Cost Ceilings (UCCs) to each local authority as a key benchmark for the development and costing of new build social housing. The tables below outline the current of UCC values for houses and apartments across all local authority areas.
HOUSES
|
- |
1 bed |
2 bed (1 storey) |
2 bed (2 storey) |
3 bed |
4 bed |
|
Construction |
€129k -€240k |
€138k -€251k |
€147k -€261k |
€157k -€273k |
€171k -€291k |
|
All-in-Cost |
€167k -€310k |
€178k -€324k |
€187k -€336k |
€199k -€349k |
€215k - €370k |
APARTMENTS
|
- |
1 bed |
2 bed |
3 bed |
|
Construction |
€145k -€268k |
€158k -€287k |
€177k -€314k |
|
All-in-Cost |
€187k -€346k |
€204k -€371k |
€225k -€403k |
The above figures are based on returned data from tendered social housing schemes over an extended period and are updated based on published tender index information as required. Construction cost as shown, is reflective of building costs (including VAT) and also includes normal site works and site development. ‘All-in Cost’ includes cost of construction, land cost, professional fees, utility connections, site investigations/surveys, VAT and contribution to public art. Abnormal costs are excluded from these figures.
