January 2022 - Advanced Building & Land Surveyors

Ireland’s property surveyors have urged the legal profession to introduce a digital conveyancing system to stop the long delays that are hampering the property market.

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has submitted a proposal for an e-conveyancing system to the regulator of Ireland’s legal profession. The SCSI’s annual residential property review predicts a 5pc rise in prices this year.

In a submission to the Legal Services Regulatory Authority it said it seeks “to highlight the growing tension and delays on conveyancing, and the urgent need for e-conveyancing” to be introduced.

Read the full details in the Irish Independent

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Property prices are expected to rise by about 5 per cent this year as supply shortages, pent-up demand and pandemic savings continue to drive activity, according to a survey of estate agents.

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) said 90 per cent of 189 estate agents surveyed in December expect property prices to increase this year, ranging from a 5 per cent advance in Dublin, Leinster and Munster to a 7 per cent increase in Connacht and Ulster.

The most significant factor affecting house price increases, they say, is “the lack of supply of new housing to the market to meet growing demand”.

The majority (80 per cent) of agents who expect prices to rise believe it is due to market factors, primarily the lack of supply of new and existing homes, while 13 per cent attributed it to economic factors.

Read the full details in the Irish Times

We have offices in Navan, Dundalk and Dublin and also cover the surrounding counties and will travel nationwide if required.

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