The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has welcomed the publication of the Property Asset Management Delivery Plan, ‘Accommodating Change – Measuring Success’. The SCSI said that the Property Asset Management Delivery Plan, which was launched by Brian Hayes TD, Minister of State with special responsibility for Public Service Reform and the Office of Public…
Recommendations should be implemented urgently Today: The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has welcomed the publication of the Forfas report on the future of the construction sector and called for a joined-up approach between all stakeholders to ensure its effective implementation. The SCSI said that the report entitled ‘Ireland’s Construction Sector: Outlook…
It’s that time of year again, with the Annual SCSI 5-Aside Soccer Event now confirmed for Friday, August 23rd 2013. Both members and non-members find this event to be a fun night out, not to mention an excellent networking opportunity. Participation is open to members, surveyors working at member firms and friends alike. UCD Astro…
The BSc (Hons) Property Studies is a part-time 4-year degree course run by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland, in partnership with DIT Bolton Street. Aimed at busy property professionals who wish to gain a recognised qualification – and competitive edge – in today’s challenging and evolving market, this unique course offers a flexible…
Featuring the latest news across the construction, land and property sectors, the summer edition of the quarterly Surveyors Journal is now available to view or download on the SCSI website or by clicking here. .
Between 2007 and 2011 number of disputes increased by 37% Wednesday 3rd July 2013. The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland has published a new guide to boundary disputes. The guide is aimed at informing anyone involved in a dispute with their neighbours about the correct course of action to take. The Society says that…
