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I was wondering if someone could help me? PLEASE!
I am about to purchase a 2 bed apartment in Dublin. The brochure states that the apartmant area is 69 square meters, the small print reads that area is approximate.
I recently gained access to the apartment which is currently under construction. To my horror i realised that the floor area is actually around 63 square metres. It appears to me that no allowance was made for the internal insulated drylining when originally working out floor areas. Therefore the drylining has encroached on the floor area as originally stated. The floor areas i have calculated are accurate, I am an Architectural Technician who does this type of work all of the time.
The minimum size of a 2 bed apartment according to South Dublin coco development plan is 65 square metres.
I was wondering what i can do about the situation, or whether i should be given some sort of allowance?
I have paid my full deposit, and i need to get this apartment, but i just think it is grossly unfair to lose 6 square metres, and have an apartmant below the size in the development plan, considering the difficulty i have had to go through to actually buy it.
Any advice much appreciated, i am seriously worried.
Thank You.
I am about to purchase a 2 bed apartment in Dublin. The brochure states that the apartmant area is 69 square meters, the small print reads that area is approximate.
I recently gained access to the apartment which is currently under construction. To my horror i realised that the floor area is actually around 63 square metres. It appears to me that no allowance was made for the internal insulated drylining when originally working out floor areas. Therefore the drylining has encroached on the floor area as originally stated. The floor areas i have calculated are accurate, I am an Architectural Technician who does this type of work all of the time.
The minimum size of a 2 bed apartment according to South Dublin coco development plan is 65 square metres.
I was wondering what i can do about the situation, or whether i should be given some sort of allowance?
I have paid my full deposit, and i need to get this apartment, but i just think it is grossly unfair to lose 6 square metres, and have an apartmant below the size in the development plan, considering the difficulty i have had to go through to actually buy it.
Any advice much appreciated, i am seriously worried.
Thank You.