THE BUILDING CRANES ARE BACK

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More Cranes Now Than Celtic Tiger Era

Tom Parlon, the Director General of the ConstructionIndustry Federation has revealed that the CIF have carried out a survey whichshows that there are currently 120 building cranes on the Dublin City skyline,more then at any time during the Celtic Tiger era. However, he also says thatin Ireland’s second largest city cork, there are only 19 cranes operating whichis a worrying imbalance.

It is great to see those building cranes back because theyrepresent jobs for the economy. Nowall we need to do is to substantially increase the height for apartment blocksin Dublin city centre, to create a more vibrant living City.

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Liam Hogan

Liam is the Managing Director and owner of Hogan Estates. In 2002 he formed Abacus Property Management. Then in 2010, during the depth of the recession in Ireland, he moved elements of that property business in to the new company, Hogan Estates, a boutique estate agency in Tallaght, Dublin, which specialises in the sales, letting and valuation of residential properties.

Liam is a member of the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers (IPAV), the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCSI) and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). He is also an International member of National Association of Realtor in the USA (NAR) and President of the Irish Chapter of FIABCI.

THE BUILDING CRANES ARE BACK

Liam Hogan

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