Our Property Review aims to give you an exclusive overview of important factors affecting today’s market. These include changes in legislation for all types of property, global issues affecting the market as well as personal opinions on how the property market is performing. By regularly visiting our property review, we hope that you will be equipped to make swift and informed decisions in order to keep up with the ever changing market. Some of the questions we will be asking are: How are residential lettings performing? Should I go to my Landlord and renegotiate my lease terms? Or does my house or apartment need a Building Energy Rating Certificate?
Bedsits are history thanks to new regulations effective from Febuary 1st 2013

This post was created on 2013-02-05 09:02:41


NEW REGULATIONS ON the standards of residential rental accomodation that come into effect today will see an end to bedsits. The new laws effectively ban shared bathrooms and landlord-controlled heating systems on rented properties. The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) said today tha
10 Questions to ask yourself before choosing your agent. It is 10 out of 10 for MFO

This post was created on 2013-01-30 01:01:57


“10 Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing your Sales, Commercial, Lettings or Managing Agent”     1)      Is my agent a member of The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI)? www.scsi.ie   2)      Does my age
MFO The Property Professionals win 'Irish Times' Perpetual Trophy

This post was created on 2012-09-06 11:09:10


FOURTEEN TEAMS from the world of property vied for The Irish Times Perpetual Trophy at Lansdowne Tennis Club last week. The late August evening sky hung darkly overhead, eventually giving way to a real downpour just as the semi-finalists and finalists went into battle. Running for over 20 years, th
Residential Tenancies Act 2004 Advice

This post was created on 2012-02-17 09:02:19


Q I MOVED OUT of a rented property after a one-year lease two weeks ago. I was told by the landlord that I would receive my deposit “in due course”. However, I have not yet received it and I cannot contact the landlord at present. What is the usual length of time required to return a deposit and wha
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