Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about NeighbourWood in Ireland.
Is NeighbourWood still working in Ireland?
Yes. Our research with Trinity College Dublin continues, and so do our Irish partnerships. Our current focus is England, where we can prove the model faster. What we prove there makes the Irish homes more likely.
Can I buy or reserve a NeighbourWood home in Ireland?
Not yet. There are no homes for sale or reservation, and none are scheduled. The first Irish homes won't be before 2028, and we won't give a firm date until we can stand behind it.
I registered interest. Am I still on the list?
Yes. You don't need to do anything. We'll send updates when there's real news.
What's happening in England?
The same mission, adapted to England's rules, where developers are already required to pay for nature recovery. See neighbourwood.uk.
What is the 10:1 Model?
In the Irish design, every ten homes would be permanently linked to one hectare of new native woodland, held by an independent trust. The model →
What is the NeighbourWood Restoration Standard?
A method for independently verifying the carbon, biodiversity and water outcomes of restored native woodland, developed with Trinity College Dublin. Research →
How do I get in touch?
hello@neighbourwood.ie, or hello@neighbourwood.uk for our work in England.
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