So far, over 33,000 applicants have availed of the scheme to get themselves on the property ladder.
The Construction Industry Federation has called for the retention of the Help-to-Buy scheme in Budget 2023 to support housing affordability.
In a pre-Budget submission, it says the scheme should remain in place for three years.
Just over 33,000 applicants have availed of the scheme to get themselves on the property ladder since its introduction.
CEO of the Construction Industry Federation, Coolderry's Tom Parlon says a three-year extension of the scheme would provide certainly for those seeking their first home:
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