But what does ‘Home of the new’ mean in the context of the global upheaval that Covid-19 has caused? As we collectively and individually take stock of our lives and the world we live in, do we want to go back to the old ways of doing things – or do we want to chart a new path? A new path that could address the fundamental inequalities of the societies we live in, reimagine how we live and build our communities, and find ways to move away from harmful practices that damage the environment.

In Glenveagh, we feel there is a collective need to be more sustainable, to innovate at every turn to make sure that we are contributing positively to the world and society that we live in. We cannot go back to business as usual.

As we look forward, our vision is more relevant than ever. We want everyone to have the opportunity to access great value, high quality homes in thriving communities across Ireland. How we do that as a collective within the industry is changing and we see ourselves as leading the way.

Within the context of Ireland’s housing crisis, we find our business at the vanguard. When fully scaled we will deliver 10% of the country’s housing needs every year. The challenge we set for ourselves is to deliver this housing with sustainability and relentless innovation at the core. Only by challenging every aspect of our business will we achieve our vision of truly creating thriving communities.