Gazumping in Dundalk
The case of the local man, who through no fault of his own, has lost his 'reserved' new apartment at Saltown, Bellewsbridge Road, due in seems, to the unwillingness of the developer to sign the contract of sale, would make you very hot under the collar.
It is obvious that the developer has realised that the aparment is now worth much more than the €139,500 he agreed to sell it for some time ago when taking the booking deposit.
It's also very likely that it's not the first time that they have engaged in this practise.
The local council should sit up and take note of QH(Developments)Ltd., and it's directors Aidan Kinsella, Marguerite Cooney, and Robert Doyle, 17, Grove Lawn, Malahide, and make sure that future planning applications, from them, are treated with the contempt they deserve.
No doubt many readers will think of other sanctions which could/should be applied to the said developers.
It is obvious that the developer has realised that the aparment is now worth much more than the €139,500 he agreed to sell it for some time ago when taking the booking deposit.
It's also very likely that it's not the first time that they have engaged in this practise.
The local council should sit up and take note of QH(Developments)Ltd., and it's directors Aidan Kinsella, Marguerite Cooney, and Robert Doyle, 17, Grove Lawn, Malahide, and make sure that future planning applications, from them, are treated with the contempt they deserve.
No doubt many readers will think of other sanctions which could/should be applied to the said developers.
posted by Editor at 8:20 p.m.
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