Glenveagh Properties said it is positioned to deliver approximately 2,750 homes in 2026 as it expands site activity and funding capacity to support long-term residential construction. For the building and architecture sector, the update reflects sustained momentum in housing delivery alongside increasing emphasis on scalable construction methods, cost control and design standardisation.

RTÉ reported that Glenveagh’s homebuilding division has progressed in line with expectations, with five additional sites launched and seven further phases released across existing developments during the year. The company said more than 1,825 units had been sold, signed or reserved, up from 1,252 in March, reflecting continued demand across the Dublin and Greater Dublin Area housing market.

The developer’s partnerships division, which delivers suburban housing and urban multi-family developments, currently holds an order book valued at approximately €800m. These projects are frequently backed by state bodies and public sector housing programmes, positioning the business as a key delivery partner within Ireland’s residential pipeline.

The company also expanded its debt facilities from €450m to €550m through support from lenders including AIB, Bank of Ireland and Home Building Finance Ireland. Glenveagh said the financing increase would support activation of its 19,000-unit landbank and annual delivery of between 2,750 and 3,600 homes through to 2030.

Chief executive Stephen Garvey said the company had made a strong start to 2026 and highlighted robust reservation activity alongside continued growth in the partnerships business. He added that Glenveagh’s vertically integrated operating model and investment in standardisation continue to improve efficiency across design, procurement and site delivery.

The update comes as Ireland continues to prioritise housing delivery amid sustained demand and national supply constraints.

Discover the full details on Glenveagh Properties’ 2026 housing delivery plans.