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Over 70% of Galway’s buildable land lacks infrastructure, stalling housing despite high demand and rising prices.
Over 70% of land in County Galway zoned for housing cannot support new construction due to missing infrastructure like wastewater systems, broadband, and public lighting.
Upgrading all such areas would cost about €75 million, a sum the county council cannot afford.
Officials are preparing to seek financial support from the government’s Housing Activation Office amid rising housing prices, with the average second-hand home now at €300,000.
The situation reflects a broader national challenge of underfunded infrastructure limiting housing development despite high demand.
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Más del 70% de la tierra edificable de Galway carece de infraestructura, lo que dificulta la construcción de viviendas a pesar de la alta demanda y el aumento de los precios.