What's happening in the world of commercial agency surveying? Read a selection of the latest news and view any upcoming events.
While the majority of property market professionals expect house prices to continue to increase nationally – albeit at a slower pace – the number who expect prices to remain steady or decline over the next 12 months has increased.
Banks need to change the way they implement the Central Bank’s mortgage lending rules, current policy is fuelling activity and prices at the start of the year and stopping transactions at the end
New report by Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland indicates vast majority of apartment complexes have not set aside sufficient funds for long-term maintenance and refurbishment
There is sufficient funding in Budget 2019 to make a major improvement in the housing crisis, but going from allocated funds to built homes will require the government to overcome a number of barriers, according to the Society of Charted Surveyors of Ireland (SCSI).
Construction Tender Prices rise 3.95% in first half of 2018, increases are symptoms of high levels of activity and limited resources.
Five construction industry bodies have asked the Ministers for Finance, Housing and Climate Action to take a more holistic approach to energy renovation.
88% say professional qualifications are important in inspiring trust and confidence when recruiting staff in Ireland
Activity and growth continues across all commercial property types in 2017 and its particularly encouraging to see that activity is also being experienced outside of Dublin. This is very welcome when one considers that the country is emerging from the worst recession in its history. Unemployment now stands at just 6% - down from over 16% - which is at or close to full employment and which illustrates the dramatic progress which has been made in recent years.
Our 2018 Residential Property Review and Outlook Report published today, 24th January 2018, provides national and regional sales price results from 2017 and expectations for 2018.
The latest Tender Price Index published by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland shows that construction tender prices rise 6.2% in 2017 with 7% increase predicted for 2018
A major new report has found that the cost of delivering a two-bedroom, low-rise apartment in the Greater Dublin Area is €293K ex VAT. The report by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland found that the cost to deliver medium rise (5-8 storey) apartments in the city ranged from a low of €470K to €578K at the higher end.
A major new survey has found that the median national annual salary for a Chartered Surveyor is €70,000 but the survey also found marked differences between pay levels in Dublin and the rest of the country.
