A blog about property and Northern Ireland from the team at PropertyPal.com
Who said Northern Ireland was a boring place to live? Certainly not us if these videos are anything to go by!
We’ve hunted high and low for video evidence of the most extreme adrenaline junkies across Northern Ireland, and are showcasing their talents / death wishes here for all of you to see. Check them out.
Moving house for many is one of the most stressful things that you can do . However there is a small section of the population who thrive on the pressure and stress of moving home, and in fact find it analogous to getting married – plenty of pre-wedding jitters and nerves, yet their exists a sense of excitement, euphoria and accomplishments when its all done and dusted.
We’ve examined here how a couple of easy ways to tell if you are addicted to moving home!
Dark evenings, plunging temperatures – no matter how much we try to ignore it, there’s no denying the fact that winter is almost upon us once more. After the uncertainty of the Northern Irish summer (what ever happened to that elusive heatwave?), in some ways the arrival of winter is a relief – finally, a season that does exactly what it says on the tin. But in other ways, the prospect of months and months of cold, dark days can be somewhat depressing – not to mention worrying with the rising cost of home heating.
We thought we’d bring a bit of fun to the blog this week, with some weird and wacky houses from around the globe. Some of these you may have seen; others perhaps not so much. Enjoy!
The number of people reporting disturbances from their neighbours has risen by a third over the last two years, according to a new study conducted by Halifax Home Insurance.
According to the survey, one in five homeowners have experienced “serious problems” with neighbours this year.
Common problems include excessive noise (49%), rude or intimidating behaviour (23%) and the ‘hijacking’ of legal boundaries through illegal building or structural work (20 %).
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