As a self builder, do you know what your obligations are before and during construction?

by Summit MattersConstruction Project Management, Health & Safety, Planning Related, What we doPosted on No Comments

A lot of people undertake the role of project managing their selfbuild construction project, an impressive and challenging undertaking, partly to fulfill a desire to “build their own home” whilst also saving money that they would otherwise be paying to a building contractor. There are reasons why a building contractor is more expensive than self …

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“Local Needs” and Rural Planning in Ireland – What You Need to Know

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If you’ve ever looked into building a home in the Irish countryside, you’ve probably heard the term “local housing need.” It’s a key part of many planning decisions – and a common stumbling block for applicants. But what exactly is the “local needs” rule, and why has it attracted criticism from Europe? Let’s break it …

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Navigating Mortgage Conditions on Older Homes: What to Do When Full Building Regulation Compliance Isn’t Feasible

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Renovating an Older or Derelict Property in Ireland? Here’s What You Need to Know About Compliance Certificates and Mortgage Conditions For many Irish homeowners and developers, purchasing a derelict or pre-1963 home offers the opportunity to restore character and charm. But when it comes to mortgage drawdowns—especially with lenders like Bank of Ireland (BOI)—you may …

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