Who’s Really Cashing In on Property Grants? Not the Fixer-Upper Buyer

There’s a lot of buzz around government support for bringing Ireland’s derelict and vacant properties back into use. Between the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant and SEAI energy upgrade incentives, it seems like a golden opportunity for first-time buyers, returnees, and everyday people looking to take on a renovation project. The idea is sound: make it …

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Planning approved for a Derelict home; what’s next?

That’s a huge milestone—congrats on getting your planning approved! 🎉 Now you’re onto the next big phase: securing that grant funding. The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant (and any add-ons like the SEAI Home Energy grants) can make a big difference, but the process can be paperwork-heavy and a bit of a maze if you’re not …

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✅ Tax Clearance Checklist for Homeowners

Using the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant As the Grant Applicant: ☐ Registered with Revenue    • You must have a PPS number and an active Revenue MyAccount or ROS login. ☐ Up to Date with Your Tax Affairs    • File any outstanding returns (self-assessed income, property taxes, etc.) ☐ Hold a Current Tax Clearance Certificate (or use the …

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How do I Prove a Property is Derelict to maximise my grant funding?

The Irish government offers financial support to renovate long-abandoned properties through the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant and related schemes. However, not every neglected property qualifies for derelict status, which can provide higher grant funding (up to €70,000). Understanding what constitutes a derelict home is essential before applying for assistance. What is the Derelict Homes Scheme? …

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Can You Use the Irish Vacant Home Grant to Build an Extension?

Ireland’s Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant is an excellent scheme designed to bring vacant and derelict properties back into use. But can it be used to build an extension? The short answer is no—but there are other options if you want to expand your home. Here’s what you need to know. What the Vacant Property Grant …

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Can You Get a Deadline Extension for the Derelict & Vacant Homes Scheme in Ireland?

The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, part of the Derelict & Vacant Homes Scheme, helps homeowners bring empty properties back to life. However, there’s a key deadline to be aware of—you must complete the refurbishment within 13 months of grant approval to qualify for funding. But what if your project faces delays? Let’s explore whether deadline …

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How to Maximise Your Grant: Combining Supports for a Bigger Budget

Renovating a property in Ireland can be a substantial financial undertaking. However, by strategically combining available grants, homeowners can significantly reduce out-of-pocket expenses. Two notable grants—the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) energy upgrade grants—can be leveraged together to maximize your renovation budget.

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Vacant and Derelict Homes Grants in Ireland

From a consumer’s perspective, the derelict and vacant homes grants in Ireland present a unique opportunity for individuals interested in property renovation and homeownership. These grants are designed to tackle the issue of vacant and derelict properties across the country, rejuvenating neighborhoods, and providing affordable housing options. Here’s what you need to know: Key Benefits …

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