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Tomás Lees on +353 (0)86 233 1113 email tomas@arthurandlees.ie
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Arthur & Lees Auctioneers
9 Francis Street,
Ennis,
Co. Clare
Ireland.
TEL +353 (0)65 68 68686
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Email: info@arthurandlees.ie
SCSI’s rebuilding cost guide shows average cost of rebuild in Dublin is nearly €208,000 The cost of rebuilding a home in the Republic is now equivalent to what it was at the height of the boom thanks to rapid acceleration in labour costs and the impact of new building regulations. The Society of Chartered Surveyors […]
A glut of new houses for sale has led to builders cutting back on the construction of homes. There was a sharp slow-down in the growth of new housing output in the April to June period, according to the Goodbody Stockbrokers housebuilding tracker. But apartment construction is surging as investment funds pour money into the […]
Important changes to rental legislation The Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2019 was signed into law on May 31st 2019. Find out more information below on the important changes to the rental sector. Changes to laws for ending a tenancy Effective from 4th […]
‘Unrealistic’ prices primary reason for properties failing to sell, surveyors say Home-owners’ “excessive and unrealistic expectations” about the price their properties are worth will be the biggest block to closing sales this year, according to a report published this morning. Research from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) says that overly-optimistic expectations is […]
All property title queries will be dealt with and resolved in advance of contract signing From January 1st, 2019, the buying and selling of houses and other real estate will move to a pre-contract investigation of title (PCIT) system. This will mean that all sellers, through their solicitor, will need to produce title packs pre-contract. […]
Central Bank and SCSI survey finds expectation of slower rate of property inflation Six out of 10 people working in the property sector expect the pace of house price increases to slow in the coming year, research by the Central Bank and the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has found. The number who expect […]
Estate agents and others need to devise a new business model In the midst of many property market challenges, it may be time to evaluate the selling model for houses and some of the chronic inefficiencies in the residential estate agency model. A review of the scant commentary on this reveals that the length of […]
House price rises now at lowest level in 15 months The rate at which property prices are increasing continues to ease off. This is being put down to buyers reaching the limit of what they can borrow due to Central Bank lending restrictions. Figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show residential property prices at […]
Proximity to blue-flag beach can increase a property’s price by €6,000, research shows Properties with a view of the sea can command prices up to 32 per cent higher than a similar property with no sea view, a study has found. Research conducted by property website Daft.ie found that a full sea view adds €11,000 […]
Friends First economist Jim Power sees no sign of slowdown in property market House prices forecast to rise by 10% in 2018 <img src=”http://b.scorecardresearch.com/p?c1=2&c2=8946263&cv=2.0&cj=1″ /> Despite signs of a slowdown in house price growth, financial services group Friends First still predicting prices to rise by a further 10 per cent this year. In its latest quarterly […]
