I wonder if it's too late to object to these apartments? 4 stores seems too high for the area, all other apartment blocks around are 3 stores as far as I know? (Woodbrook, BP, Fernleigh?)
Just an update on the gate between DM and HP; HP have submitted updated information to the coco on a number of items, among which one of them was about the gate. They have submitted a letter from the receiver responsible for DM giving blessing for opening it on their side and HP have said they will open it once the phase 2 is finished development. So looks like it will be open, albeit probably not until 2018/19...
Also, they are implying that the overlook from the proposed apartment block will not be much of a problem for DM; the orientation of the block means it's the 'end' of the block that will be facing DM and they are adding some extra balcony 'end-plates' to further obscure the overlook.
I may have missed this being mentioned but where specifically will there be Apartments?
Is it along where the 'Proposed Pedestrian Accesses' are? Yes - Although only the one beside houses 36 and 37 is going ahead
Im curious on 2 other things people may know here:
a) Will there be any entrance to HP from Porterstown Road between the entrance to DM and the M50 bridge? No I don't think so
b) Behind houses No. 1-18 in DM, will there be apartments or houses? Houses
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I may have missed this being mentioned but where specifically will there be Apartments?
I wonder if these apartments will definitely be built as part of the Phase 2 development - is there really a demand for apartments in Dublin 15. I would have thought houses were more in demand? It might depend on how the Phase 1 apartments sell. Does anyone have a sense of how well other apartments in D15 are selling?
Guys,
I am seeking opinions on reputable professionals to conduct a snag on the 4 Bed "Fairways" type house. This has been discussed once or twice previously on this forum but I was wondering if anybody has further contributions to make based on recent experience?
Appreciate it.
Ours checked rads/kitchen appliances/lights/ water harvesting etc and noted if thought anything wasn't fully functional /commissioned at the time etc. but at a reasonably superficial level. The scope/timescale of a snag review is probably too limited to go any further.Guys, I wonder did the snag inspections by these professionals verify the function, fit and finish of the technical & structural features of the house? or is that somewhat outside the scope of the snag?
I have read a few sample reports from various sources and they appear to be kinda superficial in nature, a lot of observations on scratches/splashes etc etc. How can a homeowner verify that the technical detail of the plumbing / electrical / media / recovery systems are correct?
Thanks for the recommendations & insights.
New phase of Hamilton park released today. €450k for 3 bed v €410k from previous phase, €465 for 4 bed, I presume swift which looks to be north facing garden. Last phase north facing swift was €440k, a €25k increase. Didn't see that increase coming, despite first time buyers grant
They had difficulty with swifts at €490k way back but reduced the south facing gardens to €450k then up to €460k for last phase, with north facing at €440k and they all sold well at these price points, hence a €25k increase for north facing Orborne. Only change between the Swift and Osborne looks to be kitchen and dining areas have switched.I would guess the increase on 3 beds is being done in a bid to sell the 4 beds. They've been trying to shift those swifts for ages so now with only 15k difference between 3 and 4 beds houses they should move the last of them.
They had difficulty with swifts at €490k way back but reduced the south facing gardens to €450k then up to €460k for last phase, with north facing at €440k and they all sold well at these price points, hence a €25k increase for north facing Orborne. Only change between the Swift and Osborne looks to be kitchen and dining areas have switched.
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