Cost rental

Clúid Housing is proud to offer Cost Rental housing to the public. This new rental option is supported by the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage.

Cost Rental is not-for-profit housing. Your rent covers the cost of the construction, management, and maintenance of your new home. Cost Rental offers you a long-term, secure tenancy that is more affordable. We’ve managed to achieve rents that start at 25% below the average local area rent. Cost Rental is a long-term rental option.

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How to Register Your Interest

1. Check Eligibility 2. Registration 3. Supply Documentation

To apply for our Cost Rental properties, you need to be able to prove your eligibility. Click here to view eligibility criteria.

Fill in all required sections of the form in full, incomplete forms cannot be processed.

If your application is successful, you will be required to provide supporting documentation. Please check the relevant FAQ’s to view which supporting documents you will need to submit if requested.

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for our Cost Rental properties, you need to be able to prove the following:

Your net household income is below:
- – €66,000 for Dublin.
- – €59,000 for all other areas.
You are not in receipt of any social housing supports (including Rent Supplement or HAP)
You do not own a property
Your household size matches the size of the property advertised
You can afford to pay the cost rent for the home
Your household has only entered one application for a specific Cost Rental property

*Terms and conditions for Cost Rental housing in Ireland are set out in the Affordable Housing Act 2021.

For More Information on Cost Rental, Please Visit our Frequently Asked Questions Page

FAQ'S

Unit Suitability

One -bed unit – suitable for one adult or a cohabiting couple
Two -bed unit – suitable for two single adults in a house share or cohabiting couple/lone parent with 1 or 2 children
Three -bed unit – suitable for three single adults in a house share or cohabiting couple/lone parent with 2 to 3 children
Four -bed unit – suitable for four single adults in a house share or cohabiting couple/lone parent with 3 to 5 children

We will not consider an application that will lead to over occupation of a property. Over occupation is where more than two children are occupying one bedroom per household.