#Right2Own - Give Us Back Our Right to Own Our Home in Sarsfield Heights, Wilton, Cork
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Anonymous
3 years ago
The mixed solution is way better, what were they thinking?!
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Aoife o leary
3 years ago
Should house out own first
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Julienne
3 years ago
A mix of social and private would by far be the best option for sarsfield heights development
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Anonymous
3 years ago
This is an absurd situation for people who are working day and night to save for their own house and ALSO paying for high rental prices and are not only left to the side in terms of social policies made by the government, but also in situations like these. Enough is enough.
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Magdalena Perkowska
3 years ago
It is so not fair that people with very low or no income will get the house for free and those who work hard to make their life better have still to small income to qualify for any mortgage and no help from government to get their forever home.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
I have no objection to a significant proportion of the development being allocated to social housing as this is needed. But selling he whole development to respond does little to alleviate the pressures on house prices and repeats historic housing policy failures by not developing integrated communities
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Colette Casey
3 years ago
Well done for highlighting this issue. Hopefully the public bodies will take note and listen to local residents who work to build sustainable communities.
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Denis
3 years ago
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Social bodies fully funded by the taxpayer are outbidding first time buyers for the few new housing developments in the Cork area. Yes provide social housing for those who genuinely cannot help themselves. But don’t lock out those who pay their way. This can be done with a mixed approach.
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Agnieszka Chrobak
3 years ago
I wish to buy this house and I cant.
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Tomasz
3 years ago
100% agree
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Anonymous
3 years ago
This development should not be social housing only .THIS RUNS CONTRARY TO GOVERNMENT POLICY WHICH REQUIRES A BLEND OF OWNERSHIP. This development currently just ghettoises people and creates social problems down the line.Having a mix of social, affordable housing is a healthier option. Everyone in need of a house needs to get equal opportunity and the government needs to ensure fairness in the process.
The lack-of transparency is appalling regarding the development
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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This is a great location for nurses like me who work in CUH. Staying close to the work place creates less fatigue and additionally help us focus more at work and save lives.
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Donal Spillane
3 years ago
This is an injustice
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Joan Kennedy
3 years ago
This is underhanded & not being upfront with the taxpayers who are paying for all this, disgraceful - yet another case of not wanting to hear the public
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Agnieszka Tecza
3 years ago
100% agree and support with my heart! Renting in Wilton for 8 years, we have every right to be able to purchase as well!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Family member who works in CUH was planning to purchase one of these properties as a first time buyer very disappointed that they are denied this opportunity.
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Clare O Connell
3 years ago
Unfair to pull the wool over the eyes of the people who are living in the area. Give the people who have grown up in the area the right to be able to buy locally.. why do middle men always have to take over and jump on the band wagon to make a profit
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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Shinu Sebastian
3 years ago
I am Shinu Sebastian staff nurse in CUH Wilton,my landlord sailing the property that I am staying now,since I got notice I am searching for house, unfortunately couldn't.Kindly help me.
Thanks
The mixed solution is way better, what were they thinking?!
Should house out own first
A mix of social and private would by far be the best option for sarsfield heights development
This is an absurd situation for people who are working day and night to save for their own house and ALSO paying for high rental prices and are not only left to the side in terms of social policies made by the government, but also in situations like these. Enough is enough.
It is so not fair that people with very low or no income will get the house for free and those who work hard to make their life better have still to small income to qualify for any mortgage and no help from government to get their forever home.
I have no objection to a significant proportion of the development being allocated to social housing as this is needed. But selling he whole development to respond does little to alleviate the pressures on house prices and repeats historic housing policy failures by not developing integrated communities
Well done for highlighting this issue. Hopefully the public bodies will take note and listen to local residents who work to build sustainable communities.
Social bodies fully funded by the taxpayer are outbidding first time buyers for the few new housing developments in the Cork area. Yes provide social housing for those who genuinely cannot help themselves. But don’t lock out those who pay their way. This can be done with a mixed approach.
I wish to buy this house and I cant.
100% agree
This development should not be social housing only .THIS RUNS CONTRARY TO GOVERNMENT POLICY WHICH REQUIRES A BLEND OF OWNERSHIP. This development currently just ghettoises people and creates social problems down the line.Having a mix of social, affordable housing is a healthier option. Everyone in need of a house needs to get equal opportunity and the government needs to ensure fairness in the process. The lack-of transparency is appalling regarding the development ..
This is a great location for nurses like me who work in CUH. Staying close to the work place creates less fatigue and additionally help us focus more at work and save lives.
This is an injustice
This is underhanded & not being upfront with the taxpayers who are paying for all this, disgraceful - yet another case of not wanting to hear the public
100% agree and support with my heart! Renting in Wilton for 8 years, we have every right to be able to purchase as well!
Family member who works in CUH was planning to purchase one of these properties as a first time buyer very disappointed that they are denied this opportunity.
Unfair to pull the wool over the eyes of the people who are living in the area. Give the people who have grown up in the area the right to be able to buy locally.. why do middle men always have to take over and jump on the band wagon to make a profit
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I am Shinu Sebastian staff nurse in CUH Wilton,my landlord sailing the property that I am staying now,since I got notice I am searching for house, unfortunately couldn't.Kindly help me. Thanks
Give first time buyers a chance