More Cranes Now Than Celtic Tiger Era Tom Parlon, the Director General of the ConstructionIndustry Federation has revealed that the CIF have carried out a survey whichshows that there are currently 120 building cranes on the Dublin City skyline,more then at any time during the Celtic Tiger era. However, he also says thatin Ireland's second largest city cork, there are only 19 cranes operating whichis a...

1.      Appointing a Solicitor You will need to have asolicitorin place to sell your property. Solicitor’s fees can vary a lot and may be either a percentage of the price of the property, or a flat fee. You will usually be charged additional fees for services like phone calls, postage, search fees and registering deeds. So, before you choose a solicitor get several...

Notifications - Create an account on daft.ie or myhome.ie and set up notification. You will receive notifications as soon as somewhere that meets your criteria is posted; you can be one of first to send a message to the landlord or the landlord's agent. Enquiry - Create a message that makes you a solid and reliable tenant. Messages like "Hi I'd like to view it" or "Is it still available?" will be...

Log in to www.daft.ie On the top right hand corner click Sign in At the bottom of the screen, click Sign up for Daft Enter your email address and select a password Click the box beside "I have read and agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy" Scroll down. If you want to receive email notifications from Daft, click the appropriate box Click "Create an Account" Go back to the home...

Conveyancing is the term commonly used in real estate to describe the act of legally transferring property from one party to another, the transfer of legal ownership of land, building or home. A conveyance is done using an instrument of conveyance, - which is a legal document such as a contract, lease, title, or deed,– which outlines the obligations and responsibilities of both the buyer and seller...

Is Housing Supply really meetin According to the 2016 census Ireland has a population of 4.5 million people. That census also revealed that we have 1,636,000 households, or 2.75 people per household. Since then, the population has grown to 5,050,150. Households have increased to 1.9 million and the average people per household has decreased to 2.65 per households. Up to 2008, Ireland was very...

Solicitors are just as important as estate agents when it comes to selling your home. They are responsible for handling all legal documents in the sale of a property. Choosing the wrong solicitor could be toxic for a property sale. It can lead to prolonging a sale or even worse collapsing a sale altogether. Choosing the right solicitor can lead to a quick and easy conveyance, leaving buyers and sellers...

Stand in front of your home and imagine for a moment that you are a potential buyer turning up for a viewing of the property. Many people will decide to check out the property by doing a drive-by before deciding to call the Estate Agent to arrange a viewing. What will they see if they look at your home for sale? What standards of presentation and décor would you expect as a potential...

Preparing your house for sale (LEGAL) Top 13 things you need BEFORE you put your house up for sale. Below is a list of the 13 absolutely vital things that you will need BEFORE you put your house or apartment up for sale, especially if you are going to buy another property using the proceeds of the sale Preparing your house for sale (LEGAL) Top 13 things you need BEFORE you put your house up for...