The Government has missed its social housing targets for 2022, according to documents from the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
THE GOVERNMENT IS set to miss its revised social housing targets for 2022, briefing documents from the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform show.
The delivery of social housing is seen as key to reducing the number of people in homelessness and providing stable accommodation for the most vulnerable. “It makes sense we will need to revise upwards,” said Varadkar, adding that targets will need to be exceeded. There have also been concerns raised by DPER about whether or not the Department of Housing will be able to spend its allocated budget, mentioning that there had been an overall underspend of around €1 billion in 2022.
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