Michael Stanley, chief executive of Cairn Homes: ‘not convinced’ the supply of new homes can be sustained at 30,000 units in the next two to three years. Picture: Bryan Meade
The government’s target for the construction industry to deliver 30,000 new houses every year is unlikely to be reached, the head of one of Ireland’s largest homebuilders has warned. Michael Stanley, chief executive of Cairn Homes, said he was “not convinced” the supply of new homes could be sustained at 30,000 units in the next two to three years, and predicted half of all new housing developments will be stalled in the...
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