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Louth County Council have announced that they are conducting a survey to determine the level of interest in the Affordable Purchase Scheme across the county.
With a number of housing developments coming on stream in the coming months, Louth County Council wish to make a number newly built home schemes available at a reduced price for first-time and other eligible buyers.
The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme aims to help people on moderate incomes to buy new homes at reduced prices. New homes under this scheme are located in areas with the greatest housing need and where affordability is a problem.
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Under the scheme, the Council takes a percentage stake in your home that covers the reduction in price. So, if you buy the home at a 20% discount, the Council will have a 20% stake in your home.
This survey will be open from Monday 15th July until Monday 12th August.
Please click on the link below to complete this short survey and register your interest in Affordable Housing Louth.
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