How would these folks get paid? I would have assumed it was a poor basic salary and mostly commission. If only there was something to get the market moving
It’s surprising that more EA offices haven’t shut. Keeping up appearances maybe.
I’m not surprised. They believed their own bullshit! My landlords parents are EA’s and he bought at the height of the bubble. Also I know an employee at said EA’s office and she bought a place (over 300,000) around the same time
That has to include commissions and if you take directors remuneration out of that I think it would shrink considerably.
Wonder what the average will be this year including directors?
Director’s Remuneration is listed seperately to staff salaries on a profit and loss account so the €96k stands. What is more interesting in the stats is the €15.7m is 40% up on last year, that makes last years €11.2m. Average salary then was €72k. So salaries went up more than 30%! And are now only dropping 10%?
The 96k would include commissions and would include directors’ pay.
Directors remuneration is included in the staff costs disclosure and is also disclosed seperately in the notes to the accounts for company law purposes.
It should be possible to guesstimate total industry revenues based on stamp duty receipts.
It should be a relatively stable fixed proportion, hence a directly proportional relationship. -30% SD receipt = -30% agent fees.
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