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PQ 18

18. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the way in which Rebuilding Ireland plans to address the commodification and financialisation of housing; and his view on whether the reliance on acquisitions and leasing from the private market to supply a significant share of social housing will continue this trend. [52063/17]

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7 December 2017 · Housing Policy

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Maureen O'Sullivan

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Housing

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7 December 2017

Housing

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18. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the way in which Rebuilding Ireland plans to address the commodification and financialisation of housing; and his view on whether the reliance on acquisitions and leasing from the private market to supply a significant share of social housing will continue this trend. [52063/17]

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  1. 7 December 2017

    Housing Policy

    18. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the way in which Rebuilding Ireland plans to address the commodification and financialisation of housing; and his view on whether the reliance on acquisitions and leasing from the private market to supply a significant share of social housing will continue this trend. [52063/17]

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