Viewing a property - Pyrite

Re' the Green Cert, my brother had his pyrite sorted out about 10 years ago. I assume it was certified at the time.

He had to move back out of his house again a couple of years ago to get the pyrite sorted. Will that be the last time?

If it was me, I would avoid.

Good spot - Shouldn't this have been mentioned though somewhere by the estate agent - very unfair to whoever buys it to not be told.

Op. The pyrite remediation cert means exactly what it says. I wouldn't worry about buying it personally once it has been repaired.

If the house has been remidiated I don't see a problem in buying it or am I missing something?

Let them wonder but if a house has been structurally repaired it's no different then buying a house build without Pyrite substance.

Yeah. Let them wonder....but they'll look elsewhere when buying a home. Who wants to buy a potential problem?

if the problem has been remedied and is also certified , there is nothing to worry about , pyrite was an issue in thousands of properties , this did not result in said properties selling for a song once remedial work had it been carried out

i know of a house going to auction on friday where no cert is available even though half the estate has had to undergo remedial work , 250 k the reserve , now i would not buy this even there is no obvious sign of pyrite and no cert would lead me to believe the vendor is hiding something ?

There isn't a hope I would buy one of these properties, no matter how many "certificates" there are.

The reason they go for a high price is an indication of the absolute state of the Irish property market right now, not the confidence people have in them.

Whats the official way to find out if a property has had remediation works done ?