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IF YOU OWN residential land in Ireland, now is a good time to understand what it could be worth. With the introduction of the Residential Zoned Land Tax and the growing demand for new homes across the country, this creates a genuine opportunity to work with a trusted partner such as Glenveagh to explore options available to you.
Ireland’s Residential Zoned Land Tax means that landowners with zoned, serviced sites are now paying 3% of their land’s market value every year it sits undeveloped. For many, that’s made it worth taking a closer look at their options.
Glenveagh works with landowners to understand their land’s worth. There’s no pressure and no obligation, just an honest conversation about your land, your circumstances and the paths available to you. Land can be sold, held, or developed. It can also be brought into a partnership with a homebuilder, and choosing the right one is what makes the difference.
Landowners like Kate and George, or Joe Gormley, who have partnered with Glenveagh, have spoken publicly about their experience with selling their land and how happy they were with the process.
“If you’re in a community and want to be responsible for what happens on your land, you want to make sure whoever you bring on board will deliver what they say they’ll deliver. Glenveagh will do that,” said landowner Joe Gormley.
Glenveagh’s five-step partnership model is designed to be transparent and straightforward, giving landowners a clear picture of what to expect at each stage.
Glenveagh has built its approach around a straightforward idea: that the relationship between a landowner and a homebuilder should be a genuine partnership, not simply a transaction. By working collaboratively with landowners from the very first conversation, Glenveagh has shown that delivering strong value and building quality communities are goals that complement, rather than compete with, each other.
Landowners can begin the conversation at the Glenveagh area of the National Ploughing Championships this year, located at site Block 22, Row 5, Stand 470.1. Glenveagh will also be hosting a series of informative talks on land ownership in Ireland from Tuesday to Thursday.
Whether you’re at the early stages of thinking about your land or ready to take the next step, Glenveagh’s team is here to help you understand your options. Every successful partnership begins with a simple conversation, and that conversation starts whenever you’re ready. More information can be found by visiting Glenveagh.ie/land.
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