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Power Property brings to the market this fully operational creche, known locally as Stapleton’s Childcare. The property is offered for sale as a going concern as the current owners/operators intend to retire following many years of success here.

Power & Associates, a leading independent commercial property consultant, has just announced significant changes within its organisation. Power & Associates has rebranded as Power Property commercial and residential property consultants, chartered valuation surveyors, and estate agents.

Power & Associates brings to the market Nos 14 and 16 Fr Griffin Road, Galway. Rarely does an opportunity such as this arise in the market. The property is situated in one of Galway’s most sought after locations, less than 1km from Galway city centre, opposite Galway Technical Institute and the Crescent Court development

West End House, formerly known as Cedar Lodge Bed & Breakfast, is a stunning architecturally designed five bedroom home in Furbo.

I AM SOLD Property Auctions, which operates The Connacht Property Auction, The Munster Property Auction, and The Leinster Property Auction, has announced the appointment of Claire Moran as regional sales manager for the Connacht region.

The Connacht Property Auction will hold its fourth public auction of the year this evening (Thursday) in The Menlo Park Hotel, Galway. The auction will offer 25 properties for sale across the province including residential homes, commercial properties, and agricultural holdings.  With the first three auctions averaging 90 per cent sold, another high success rate will be anticipated at today's auction.

One of the key national residential property challenges in 2015 is the housing supply shortage which is particularly prevalent in the Dublin and Leinster regions and the cities of Cork, Galway, and Limerick, according to Claire Moran of The Connacht Property Auction. The housing supply shortage is putting disproportionate pressure on the residential rental market nationally, but is most prominent in the urban areas of Dublin, Cork, and Galway city and suburbs. The under-supply of new builds to meet demand is projected to continue throughout 2015 according to several reports, making now a better time for prospective purchasers to buy residential properties, according to Ms Moran. 

According to Claire Moran of the Connacht Property Auction it is now obvious among buyers and vendors that the property market and economy generally has finally shown concrete signs of improvement.

The Connacht Property Auction has noted property transactions for the first half of the year in the Republic of Ireland are up by more than a third on the same period in 2014. An analysis of Property Price Register figures shows there were 21,425 sales between January 1 and June 30 this year. This is 34.6 per cent higher than the 15,920 transactions recorded during the same six-month period a year earlier. This shows that confidence is returning to the market both in the major urban areas and also the regional towns and rural areas.