Just one in three housing projects approved for funding by HBFI actually under construction
Lender was set up by Government to help improve housing provision
Housing projects have been delayed by Covid-19 restrictions
John Ihle
JUST over a third of housing projects approved for funding by State-owned development lender Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) are actually under construction.
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