With the present economy, there has never been a better time to get into the property market. Rents are now at an all-time high, which means people are still hoping to put money into their own property rather than a landlord’s pocket. Likewise, the speed at which offices are being built throughout the country is astounding. Each of the ROI's city skylines is constantly dotted with cranes. While property management is a fiscally rewarding career with plenty of scope for advancement, property is holding firm as one of the most lucrative markets and there are many jobs on offer, so if you can see yourself working in this area…then looking into the wide variety of courses available could be your best option.
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