The Sunday Business Post
IPAV quoted in Ditching the Dirt – 19 October 2014 by Emma Kennedy, and Dublin gets its development ducks in a row - 19 October 2014 by Donal Buckley
News & Publications
“Agressive Social House Spend" Welcomed By Auctioneers
The “aggressive social housing spend” in today’s budget was welcomed by the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers which represents almost 1,000 auctioneers nationwide.
Warning That 20pc Deposit Requirement Would Fundamentally Change Nature of Irish Property Market
Tuesday 14th October, 2014 For immediate release
Auctioneers call for change to 20% mortgage deposit rule
The Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers chief executive, Pat Davitt, said if the requirement remains at 20 per cent it will put home buying out of the reach of many.
IPAV Newsletter Vol 10 2014
IPAV advocates that the collective voice of our young members must be listened to. From discussions, we believe there is an appetite among our young members to be brought together to socialise,...
Valuation: The Future is European
VALUATIONS Europe: The financial crisis and its regulatory aftermath have been a turning point for European property valuation. Krzysztof Grzesik explains
The Irish Residential & Development Markets
This Report represents a snapshot of activity in residential property and development at a critical time for the market.
Irish Estate Agents See Myanmar As New Opportunity
Pictured at the signing of the agreement are: (l-r) Billy Harkin, Programme Director at EUMC and Eamon O’Flaherty, Senior Vice President...
RTE's Morning Ireland Interview with CEO Pat Davitt on "Gazumping"
Pat’s most recent interview with RTE’s Morning Ireland, focused on gazumping and IPAV’s call on government to end this practice. As detailed in our Pre-Budget Submission 2015, IPAV proposes that...
IPAV Newsletter Vol 9 2014
Get Your Tweet On: IPAV’s free “Self-Advertising through the Power of Twitter” Breakfast Briefing, in association with the Irish Times, is being held on Tuesday 9th Sept at 7.45-9...