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Building Energy Rating

shakeydude · 2006-03-11 11:04:38

Hi All, I was just wondering what people think the energy rating of buldings will have on the Irish property market, if any. I know that the SEI are in the process of sorting auditors, I do not know what this will entail or how much it will cost for someone to become qualified, but they are saying that it will effect the…

11-03-2006 11:04am

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shakeydude

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Hi All,

I was just wondering what people think the energy rating of buldings will have on the Irish property market, if any. I know that the SEI are in the process of sorting auditors, I do not know what this will entail or how much it will cost for someone to become qualified, but they are saying that it will effect the cost of property???!!!

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#2 13-03-2006 8:59am

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To be honest it can't have THAT much of an effect.. At the end of the day if you buying a house for it's location in a city, you'd have a choice of very similar buildings. At the end of the day location is everything if you are buying, especially if you intend to resell at a later date..

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