House prices in Ireland are continuing to rise. In fact, the first half of 2017 showed a higher increase than in the whole of last year. Prices in the capital are still leading the market, but Galway has seen the biggest increase in the opening half of this year. Some are worried that it might cause another bubble, but other experts disagree and think the current Central Bank lending practices should prevent that. The main cause of the rise is a lack of housing stock which is in the process of being addressed, so if you are thinking of selling your property this might be the perfect time to achieve the best price for it.
Horan Estates, currently one of the fastest growing estate agents in Ireland, recently opened a new office in Eyre Square, Galway.
The company owner, Aidan Horan, is from Galway and has more than 10 years' experience in the property industry. His qualifications include a BSc degree in property studies from DIT and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from NUIG. His is also a member of IPAV and through this has gained the highest possible valuation qualification, Tegova.
The business crosses four different counties, two provinces, and currently has more than 100 properties for sale and rent.
The company operates a no sale, no fee, policy and does not charge any advertising/marketing fees, which should be an indication of the team's confidence in their ability to sell your home. There is a one per cent flat sale fee for all property transactions, which makes Horan Estates one of the most competitive agencies around.
Horan Estates is flexible with appointments and always available to offer a free valuation with a realistic time frame of how long it will take to sell your property. Get in touch if you are thinking of selling.
For more information contact Horan Estates, Odeon House, 7 Eyre Square, Galway, phone 091 567677.
