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Applications are now being accepted for 12 cost‑rental two‑bedroom apartments in the Knockhill suburb of Limerick.
The A‑rated homes, delivered by housing association Clúid, will be offered at €1,594 per month – at least 25 % below the local market rent. The application window opened on 4 November and closes at 5 pm on 18 November.
Applicants must submit all required documentation online via www.cluid.ie to enter the lottery. Successful tenants will receive secure, lifelong tenancies and benefit from responsive management and maintenance.
Clúid CEO Averil Power said the scheme addresses the difficulty of finding affordable, secure private‑rental housing and highlighted the development’s proximity to schools, shops, health centres and regular bus links to Limerick city centre.
The project, named Amharc Abhann, was built in partnership with Limerick City and County Council, the Department of Housing, Heritage and Local Government, The Housing Agency and the Housing Finance Agency, with Formation Homes as the developer and support from Occu for allocation and onboarding.
Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Altaf Shah / Pexels.