Surveyors Journal, Volume 9, Number 2, Summer 2019
In this edition:
- Serious About Sustainability
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Spotlight on Galway
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Teagasc/SCSI Land Report
- New SCSI President
In this edition:
Spotlight on Galway
Teagasc/SCSI Land Report
The Spring edition of the Surveys Journal is out now, featuring the history of Surveying in Ireland, our Residential report, a focus on booming Cork city and much, much more!
In this edition we discuss the importance of workplace culture for beating the talent shortage, the aspects of the construction contracts act 2013 that need to be treated with caution and explore the future development of Waterford.
In this edition we discuss the future of retail, we also look at the progress of Limerick and Building Sustainabiliy.
In this edition we discuss the importance of embracing innovation in the workplace, The Home Performance Index and welcome new President Des O'Broin.
In this edition we examine the bright future of surveying, preview our National PropTech Conference and discuss the impact of GDPR.
In this edition, we ask residential surveyors around the country to give us their views on the housing market. We interview Conor Skehan as he steps down from the Housing Agency. We also feature the SCSI’s report on the cost of apartment building, and outline developments in registration of title and Valuer Registration. The YSCSI have share their views on technology, and we also look at Right to Light, and how best to pass on years of experience to newer surveyors.
In this edition of the Surveyors Journal, we have an interview with SCSI President Colin Bray. Colin will be speaking at the Society's Survey, Innovation and Technology roadshows in September, and this issue previews these fantastic events. Our features ask important questions about whether there is a housing bubble in Dublin, and whether our buildings are fire safe. We also feature the SCSI's annual salary survey, and our pre-Budget submission, two crucial policy documents that members should be aware of.
In this edition of the Surveyors Journal, we have an interview with John Moran, who had some provocative things to say at our National Conference. We've also got a report from the Conference, and features on condensation, and landlord and tenant disputes. We look at the PSRA audit process, and offer an analysis of the Teagasc/SCSI Land Market Review and Outlook Report 2017. Finally, The Last Word asks if allowing one-off housing is inherently unfair in societal terms.
In this edition, we have an interview with IDA CEO Martin Shanahan, who will be speaking at our upcoming National Conference on March 31. There's also a preview of the Conference and details on how to register. We've got features on the SCSI's commercial and residential property outlook reports, and articles on asset valuation, using surveying skills to help the environment, and employing drones in surveying work. Finally, The Last Word asks if offsite construction is the key to solving the housing crisis.
In this edition, we have a report from the Society's 2016 Annual Conference in Croke Park, including an in-depth interview with keynote speaker James Maddock on the future of the sector. We also feature articles on boundary disputes and gender diversity in construction. Our 'Benefits Tree' shows the range of services available to SCSI members, and we also look at the international organisations the SCSI works with.
This edition of the Surveyors Journal features an initial assessment of the impact of Brexit on the UK property sector from the RICS, and reports on both the SCSI Salary and Benefits Report 2016 and the Guide to House Rebuilding Costs. We have analysis of the Government's new housing plan from SCSI members, and a look at the state of play in surveying courses round the country, as well as an article on why surveyors should embrace the IPMS.