NinjaTruncs wrote: » I'd imagine it's due to all the delays, houses they were supposed to be ready to move into in September still aren't ready which would have knock on effects on future releases.
MayBea wrote: » Thanks, it's quite a disappointment for us. I went there today and took a look, I think they haven't even started yet under the new phase development.
MayBea wrote: » Thanks, this is definitely something to consider, we are not ready to wait that long.. We mainly wonder of how much are they going to cost? If they decide to price them according to the general increase in prices since February'14 (which is around 23% I believe), the lowest would be €460K..Which is too much for the leasehold, in my view.
MayBea wrote: » Has anyone having a house with a carport thought of converting it into a living space? Would that be generally allowed with the leasehold? Thank you.
averagejoe123 wrote: » The houses are freehold
NinjaTruncs wrote: » I can't see you being allowed convert it. I haven't seen the contracts so I don't know if they preclude it but I understand that the carport is one of the designated parking spots for a car, if you convert it you'll have nowhere to park. And I recall the roads were very narrow in the development which would lead to problems if people are parking at the curbs.
Bex12 wrote: » Is anyone by chance on here waiting to move into 'cotter close' at present? This cul de sac was meant to be completed in November since the last update from Sherry Fitz but of course has been delayed further. Left a message today for an update but haven't heard back as of yet. Just some small updates from builders on site. I'd be interested to know if anyone in this phase has been given a new deadline. Thanks
Dearg81 wrote: » I'm waiting to move into the last cul de sac (Woodside Demesne) and I was told by Sherry Fitz in Nov that it would be Dec when the 2nd last cul de sac(I presume thats Cotter Close) would be complete and snagging would be done in Jan. Obviously that is not going to happen now. They're really bad at estimates and even worse at communicating!
Martynet wrote: » Some good news here... UPC guys laying down the cables for UPC broadband. Should be up and running in 2-3 weeks.
7yearsnerd wrote: » Saw them today too. But reluctant to change now since we just spent 50 quid on a signal booster with Conway a frmew months back and the internet actually works well at the moment. And with the package it really is much cheaper tbh...
Monife wrote: » You'll regret that within a few months. The hint is in their name CONway. Bunch of cowboys.