12% of new buildings in some Irish counties not inspected for compliance, SCSI President cites €5B-plus legacy issue cost.
Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) President Kevin Hollingsworth highlights a significant issue in Ireland's local authorities: the lack of building inspections, with less than 12% of new buildings in some counties being inspected to ensure they comply with building regulations. Hollingsworth argues that this inadequate approach requires a cultural shift and increased inspections, as the financial cost of legacy issues like mica, pyrite, and apartment defects is estimated to exceed €5 billion.
June 10, 2024
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