Possessed homes repossessed due to haunting rumours
Unusual happenings, such as haunting, can dramatically affect the saleability of a property, according to RICS. Homes in Northern Ireland and elsewhere in the UK
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Property Consultancy on the move as part of on-going expansion programme
Bladon & Co. Property Consultants, has re-located to new state-of-the art offices at 677 Lisburn Road, Belfast as part of the company’s expansion programme. Formed
PINGiT launches latest mobile technology for housing market
PINGiT is the newest mobile-based marketing innovation in the UK housing market. Estate agents, vendors and house-hunters will all benefit from PINGiT. It provides an
NI’s homes among UK best, says Llewelyn-Bowen
BBC House of the Year judge Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has praised new homes in Northern Ireland which he described as having ‘some of the best architecture
Tiny Belfast pod apartments aimed at first-time buyers
Those with a tendency to avoid small spaces may find the new Never Monday development a little hard to swallow as Belfast’s city centre goes
Quicklet Verdict on New Unoccupied Residential Properties Rates
Land and Property Services recently announced a change in how rates are charged in relation to unoccupied residential properties. Up until now property owners have
RICS Launch Sustainability and Residential Property Information Paper
With high transport costs and significant fuel poverty for households in Northern Ireland, a home’s sustainability characteristics should be a significant consideration within its property
New Chairman of RICS
Michael Hannaway, left, is pictured with outgoing RICS NI chairman, Professor Alastair Adair. Looking on is RICS Northern Ireland Director, Ben Collins, centre. Skills of
Tree Management and Preservation
Trees make an important contribution to the environment, creating a varied, interesting and attractive landscape. Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) The Planning Service is responsible for
Property Ladder: Housing plan boost
Housing experts have welcomed the government’s announcement this week to release unused public land to builders for development on a ‘buy now, pay later’ basis.
