Premier Courts Premieres ‘City Shaper’ Developers to Revamp Housing Landscape In a bold move to address the city’s housing crisis, Premier Courts, a leading real estate development firm, has invited renowned ‘city shaper’ developers to reshape the urban landscape. The ‘City Shaper’ initiative seeks to attract visionary developers with proven expertise in creating innovative and sustainable housing solutions. These developers will be tasked with developing mixed-use projects that prioritize affordability, accessibility, and community-building. “We recognize the urgent need for innovative and affordable housing in major cities,” said CEO of Premier Courts, Rebecca Smith. “By partnering with city shapers, we aim to create transformative developments that empower residents and enhance urban livability.” The selected developers will embrace cutting-edge design, green building practices, and community engagement to create vibrant and inclusive neighborhoods. They will focus on developing affordable housing options, including micro-units, shared housing, and co-living spaces. “We believe that housing is not just a commodity but a foundation for thriving communities,” said architect and ‘City Shaper’ developer, Anya Patel. “Through this initiative, we strive to create spaces that foster connection, well-being, and opportunity for all.” Premier Courts’ ‘City Shaper’ initiative has garnered widespread support from city officials and housing advocates. Mayor William Carter hailed it as a “game-changer for our city’s housing future.” “By bringing together some of the world’s most forward-thinking developers, we can unlock the potential to create housing that is both affordable and sustainable,” added Mayor Carter. The first ‘City Shaper’ project is expected to break ground in the city center in early 2024. It will feature a mix of affordable apartments, community amenities, and retail spaces. Premier Courts and the ‘City Shaper’ developers are confident that their partnership will pave the way for a more equitable and prosperous city. By shaping the urban landscape through innovative housing solutions, they aim to create a brighter future for all residents.1. The Daily.es: Chambers wants to give workers ‘a break’ on income tax but says government must be ‘careful’1. The Daily.es: Chambers wants to give workers ‘a break’ on income tax but says government must be ‘careful’ 2. Irish Times: Direct payment of TV license fees is of “central importance”, says Finance Minister Jack Chambers 3. Irish Independent: New Finance Minister Jack Chambers sets out his preferred option for the television license fee, but does not want the fee to increase to €160 4. ElDiario.ie: Ministers remain at odds over RTÉ funding as Martin says broadcasting tax ‘not acceptable’ 5. Irish Examiner: Jack Chambers vows to give up ‘exorbitant’ budget and plan for the long termDevelopers with a track record of delivering high-quality, innovative projects in major cities are being sought by the Premier to help fix the state’s housing crisis. The Premier said the government was looking for developers who could deliver a mix of affordable, social and market housing, as well as create vibrant and sustainable communities. “We need developers who are willing to think outside the box and come up with creative solutions to our housing challenges,” the Premier said. “We want to partner with developers who share our vision for a fairer, more inclusive society where everyone has a safe and affordable place to live.” The government is offering a range of incentives to developers who are willing to invest in the state, including: * Fast-tracked planning approvals * Reduced red tape * Financial assistance The Premier said the government was committed to working with the development industry to deliver more housing for the people of the state. “We need to work together to find solutions to our housing crisis,” the Premier said. “We need to build more homes, we need to make them more affordable, and we need to create more sustainable communities.” The government is also working with the development industry to develop a new planning framework that will make it easier to build more housing in the state. The new planning framework will be based on the following principles: * A focus on delivering more affordable housing * A commitment to creating more sustainable communities * A streamlined planning process The government is confident that the new planning framework will make it easier to build more housing in the state and help to fix the housing crisis.