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06 Sept 2025

Habinteg completes housing scheme in Derry

'Scheme designed with our tenants at the heart to meet the social housing need in the area'

Katrina Smyth, Director of Development; Jason Hardy, Head of Development; Darren McKinney, Chief Executive; Derek Johnston, Director of Finance, Habinteg Housing Association; and Terence Peoples.

Katrina Smyth, Director of Development; Jason Hardy, Head of Development; Darren McKinney, Chief Executive; Derek Johnston, Director of Finance, Habinteg Housing Association; and Terence Peoples

Habinteg Housing Association (Ulster) has completed a £3M social housing scheme on Foyle Road in Derry.

The association said the scheme represented "a significant milestone" for the organisation.

The project, which commenced construction in 2021, encompasses a total of 24 units, comprising 11 general needs houses, 12 apartments and one wheelchair accessible home and has now officially been handed over to tenants. 

Situated on Foyle Road, adjacent to the Association’s Old City Court development and conveniently located less than one mile from the city centre, this development enjoys an "ideal position in close proximity to a wide range of local amenities, including transport links". 

Habinteg said the project formed an integral part of Habinteg’s ongoing strategic development plan for the North-West area and marked the successful delivery of the first of four projects currently under construction in the area. 

It added: "The Association is continuing to explore further development opportunities within the North-West area to address the continuing demand for much needed social housing." 

Katrina Smyth, Director of Development at Habinteg Housing Association, said: "The scheme at Foyle Road in Derry City has been designed with our tenants at the heart to meet the social housing need in the area.

"With 11 houses, 12 apartments and one wheelchair accessible home, the development is suitable for tenants with a wide range of needs and we were excited to welcome them to their new homes.“

 

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