Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 28 September 2021
400. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the details of all Part Vs delivered over the past five years, by local authority including the cost to the local authority or approved housing body; if these units are being leased or bought; if they are being leased or bought by an approved housing body or local authority; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [46832/21]
View answerDetails on Part V social housing delivery for each local authority are included in social housing statistics published by my Department. This data is available to the end of Quarter 2 2021 and is available on the statistics page of my Department’s website, at the following link: www.gov.ie/en/collection/fd048-affordable-housing-and-part-v-statistics/.
The table below, sets out an indicative average purchase price of Part V delivered units for each local authority in the years 2016 - 2020, based on the information submitted to my Department. It should be noted that average costs vary depending on design and type of units (e.g. bedroom numbers, apartment/house). Average costs are also determined by the number of units delivered in individual local authorities.
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LA |
LA Part V 2016 |
LA Part V 2017 |
2017 Average CALF Capital Outlay |
2017 Average Annual Lease |
LA Part V 2018 |
2018 Average CALF Capital Outlay |
2018 Average Annual Lease |
LA Part V 2019 |
2019 Average CALF Capital Outlay |
2019 Average Annual Lease |
LA Part V 2020 |
2020 Average CALF Capital Outlay |
2020 Average Annual Lease |
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Carlow |
€185,451 |
€55,000 |
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Cavan |
€130,000 |
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Clare |
€222,500 |
€235,703 |
€221,187 |
€54,336 |
€271,991 |
€54,444 |
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Cork City |
€180,344 |
€223,429 |
€24,793 |
€213,343 |
€55,690 |
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Cork County |
€179,772 |
€164,221 |
€211,246 |
€314,703 |
€69,370 |
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DLR |
€71,842 |
€15,057 |
€14,210 |
€16,936 |
€54,467 |
€28,310 |
€179,237 |
€32,691 |
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Donegal |
€161,160 |
€253,980 |
€245,324 |
€198,163 |
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Dublin City |
€147,000 |
€240,434 |
€127,500 |
€231,041 |
€3,671 |
€16,320 |
€272,629 |
€85,326 |
€16,320 |
€220,619 |
€87,308 |
€17,155 |
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Fingal |
€205,227 |
€32,412 |
€31,155 |
€337,963 |
€18,446 |
€23,982 |
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Galway City |
€135,000 |
€137,512 |
€58,510 |
€182,240 |
€75,385 |
€188,671 |
€47,274 |
€190,242 |
€48,131 |
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Galway |
€170,145 |
€180,900 |
€166,575 |
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Kerry |
€50,000 |
€240,460 |
€226,032 |
€55,318 |
€244,044 |
€52,362 |
€7,728 |
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Kildare |
€174,533 |
€37,613 |
€18,149 |
€198,628 |
€48,368 |
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Kilkenny |
€12,899 |
€11,520 |
€189,141 |
€60,907 |
€204,994 |
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Laois |
€165,000 |
€40,476 |
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Leitrim |
€199,845 |
€199,601 |
€251,001 |
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Limerick |
€170,221 |
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Longford |
€114,673 |
€231,850 |
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Louth |
€187,340 |
€58,260 |
€161,743 |
€57,473 |
€43,173 |
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Mayo |
€210,985 |
€236,649 |
€53,820 |
€235,070 |
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Meath |
€61,458 |
€207,727 |
€52,802 |
€225,519 |
€28,642 |
€225,413 |
€31,789 |
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Monaghan |
€204,829 |
€203,572 |
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Offaly |
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Roscommon |
€153,724 |
€178,667 |
€133,389 |
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Sligo |
€240,000 |
€145,000 |
€237,109 |
€242,379 |
€255,452 |
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South Dublin |
€211,183 |
€64,154 |
€14,310 |
€167,771 |
€25,631 |
€198,566 |
€19,099 |
€193,000 |
€10,599 |
€18,530 |
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Tipperary |
€168,777 |
€8,400 |
€204,131 |
€191,691 |
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Waterford |
€183,113 |
€124,438 |
€127,235 |
€238,811 |
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Westmeath |
€142,789 |
€229,120 |
€5,270 |
€203,632 |
€68,182 |
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Wexford |
€61,154 |
€184,857 |
€188,909 |
€25,122 |
€220,376 |
€63,558 |
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Wicklow |
€315,000 |
€48,477 |
€13,636 |
€24,612 |
Note 1: The information above is calculated using the financial information available to the Department where Local Authorities have submitted a recoupment claim to the Department.
Note 2: The CALF Capital Outlay represents the average amount of CALF funding provided. (A maximum of 30%).
Note 3: Agreement on Part V arrangements are a matter for the local authorities. In some cases the Part V average is affected by delivery of homes that were subject to agreements prior to the current Part V arrangements. Complete details of PART V arrangements are available from the local authorities.
Note 4: The Part V average lease cost is based on the average full year cost of the Part V lease agreements entered into by each local authority in the relevant year and does not represent the amount claimed or paid in respect of that period. In a Part V leased unit, the lease payment can vary depending on how the equivalent net monetary value has been reflected in the agreement. This is usually achieved by either a rent free period up front or a discount on the lease payment over the term of the lease (or part thereof). Where a rent free period is negotiated in respect of Part V units, no amount will be claimed or paid in respect of the units for that period.
