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Housing Provision: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members] (24 Sep 2014): Anthony Lawlor: I welcome the social housing strategy and I look forward to the report when it is published. We need an overarching strategy for all housing. I agree that Construction 2020 has some valid points, but we need to build houses across all sectors. That is the problem at the moment. The rental market is increasing because there is a lack of housing for younger couples to purchase at the moment....
Social Housing and Homelessness Policy: Statements (Resumed) (3 Apr 2014): Anthony Lawlor: .... No houses are being built at present in the State. When one considers the number of houses that have been built in the last number of years one can see there has been a total collapse of the construction industry. As a result, pressure is being put on the rental market, and that is also putting pressure on people who are on social welfare and seeking rent allowance because they cannot...

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