When moving house, making sure your utilities are sorted out is the most important part. In this step-by-step guide, we'll break down changing over your utility contracts and what you need to do before moving out of your current property. We will also lay out what you need to do to get set up in your new home with your electricity, gas, broadband, water and waste!
While a housing crash in Ireland appears unlikely, Ireland continues to grapple with a severe housing crisis that looks unlikely to end anytime soon. A significan supply shortage and unprecedented demand underscore the urgent need to stabilise the Irish housing market.
Packing for moving house is stressful enough at the best of times. With decluttering and organisation, getting all your belongings and furniture sorted and ready for moving day involves a lot of thinking and doing. To help you navigate through everything, we’ve listed about top 10 packing tips for moving house as well as a guide for helping you prepare for your move!
Moving home is such a confusing process that it’s difficult to organise everything. One of the most important parts is notifying your change of address to your employer, banks, local authorities and of course utility companies. In this complete change of address checklist, we’ll go through all the key things to remember!
Moving boxes might be the last thing you think about when moving house but actually getting the best moving boxes is are essential for getting organised and making your move go as smoothly as possible. Read on to find out the best places to get your moving boxes!
Looking to buy a home but not sure you can afford one? You’re not alone. House prices are on the rise again in Ireland, meaning prospective first-buyers are struggling with being able to afford a home.
Priority is usually given to applicants for social housing if they are in particular situations that make them vulnerable. Social housing is an option in Ireland for people who are on low income. Social housing usually consists of flats or houses that are offered at a cheaper rate than the market average allowing people who are unemployed or in need of housing to access what they need. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how social housing works in Ireland and how to apply for it!
Rent books are an important part of renting for both landlords and tenants. Being able to keep track of all your payments makes everything a lot easier for both parties in the tenancy agreement so you avoid any uncomfortable situations afterwards. In our complete rent book guide, we’ll go through why you need a rent book, where you can get one, and how you use it.
When renting out a property, things sometimes go wrong. Landlord insurance to protect your property from unexpected damages and problems that might occur. Although it’s not compulsory, it’s a good idea to have landlord insurance to avoid forking out large amounts of money if calamity strikes. This is why we’ve created this comprehensive guide to take you through how landlord insurance works.
With the housing crisis and inflation only getting worse in Ireland, more and more people are looking into getting help for their rent and other living expenses. Fortunately, there’s a lot of help available for renters, and in this Rent Supplement guide, we’ll walk you through what the rent supplement is and how it works.