Claire Solon, SCSI President said “The Government is continually grappling with the effects of the housing shortage, not the cause. Well intentioned but ill advised interventions will have unintended consequences on the market, including an impact on investment”.
We would appreciate your time in completing the Annual SCSI Residential and Commercial Property questionnaire so that the results of which will inform our Review and Outlook Report 2017, due for publication in early January.
Ronan O’Hara, Chairman of the SCSI’s Residential Professional Group said the move would provide much needed assistance to first time buyers, many of whom are struggling to save for a deposit.
This year the Society looked at the issues facing the future of property. The changes in how we live and work which will shape the demands on residential and commercial property and how global trends and challenges are likely to change how businesses need to look at their services and portfolios.
Shortages in urban areas forcing people into commuter belt and affecting competitiveness Society welcomes NESC report on Ireland’s rental sector Thursday 14th May 2015 The new President of the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland, has said the Society’s main focus must be on helping to resolve the housing supply issues which exist in several urban…
The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has published a new client guide on compulsory purchase orders and compensation. The purpose of this consumer guide is to give a brief overview of the issues relating to compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) for anyone affected by the CPO process. For those of you who may be unaware, a…
Key Findings; 7 out of 10 believe that new 20% deposit rules would be too restrictive 80% believe the new rules would favour better off or cash buyers Only 15% claim they would be able to afford it Over half claim they would likely source some of the 20% through other lending Tuesday 9th…
