They are part of a proposed development of 1,614 homes in Drumcondra.
Dublin City Council could pay a development company €300,000 each for studio apartments to use as social homes in Dublin's northside.
Hines is seeking planning permission for a large development on the Clonliffe Road in Drumcondra, totaling 1,614 homes.
According to Dublin Inquirer, the council have been offered 60 studio apartments, along with 43 one-beds and 58 two-beds.
The council may buy 60 studio apartments in a planned complex in Drumcondra. It says studios are suitable homes for single people on the social housing list, but critics say they're not fit for long-term living. “We are driving down living standards." https://t.co/BwMLF1H4ya
— Dublin Inquirer (@DublinInquirer) August 25, 2021

"Like A Bull In A China Shop": Kildare TD Criticises Media Minister Amid Proposed Social Media Ban For Under 16s
Darkness Into Light Events Taking Place Across Kildare
EPA Says Increase In Recycling Needed For Ireland To Reach 2030 Target
WHO Confirms Five Cases Of Hantavirus
Social Media Companies Deny Their Platforms Are Addictive
Ongoing Nuclear Energy Discussions As Fuel Crisis Continues
Heritage Village - housing needs for older adults
Parents And Guardians Urged To Complete Applications For School Transport, As Deadline Looms