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MyHomeEcoRating is a unique feature on the Myhome.ie website that provides house hunters and visitors to the site with the current Building Energy Rating (BER) of a property along with the estimated cost of refurbishment works needed to improve that energy rating.

MyHomeEcoRating is an innovative feature on the Myhome.ie website that provides house hunters and visitors to the site with the current Building Energy Rating (BER) of a property along with the estimated cost of refurbishment works needed to improve that energy rating.

Some three in five (60%) homeowners know the Building Energy Rating (BER) of their home, but only 39% of them understand what it means.

Three quarters (76%) of Irish homeowners have, or plan to make their homes more energy efficient.

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Most homeowners (60 percent) in Ireland do not know the BER rating of their home and one in three (34 percent) cannot afford to make their properties more energy-efficient, despite the potential of such a move to slash their energy bills long term.

The climate agenda will lead to a two-tier property market, with those who imbed sustainable practices achieving higher values and those who don’t suffering a ‘brown discount’, IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers has said.

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) this week launched an enhanced Building Energy Rating (BER) which will make it easier for homeowners to have a warmer, more comfortable home with lower energy bills.

With property prices rising by 4.3 percent as the nation exits out of lockdown, homeowners with an itch to sell are now getting a chance to get their house in order and on the market.

Oates Auctioneers, with a branch at The Manse, Northgate Street, Athlone, has afforded a number of key steps to preparing your private residence in advance of public viewing.