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It can be a minefield when you are selling your home. Some practical steps will make life much easier and far less stressful. Over the coming weeks we will be outlining what it takes to get your home on the market, to sell it for the highest price, with the best terms and with the least amount of stress.

O Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale No 93 Monalee Heights, an attractive and beautifully presented four bed semidetached home. The property is located at the end of a quiet cul de sac in a mature setting at Monalee Heights, just off the Ballymoneen Road.

Many thousands of Irish people bought overseas properties over the last 10 years, and some are now suffering losses due to the collapse in property prices and the economic recession across Europe. An increasing number of second-hand holiday properties throughout Europe are now coming back on the market as the overseas owners realise that they can no longer afford to pay second mortgages in the uncertain times we are now living in.

Many thousands of Irish people bought overseas properties over the last 10 years, and some are now suffering losses due to the collapse in property prices and the economic recession across Europe. An increasing number of second-hand holiday properties throughout Europe are now coming back on the market as the overseas owners realise that they can no longer afford to pay second mortgages in the uncertain times we are now living in.

Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has seen quite an active start to the year with a flurry of new homes being brought to the market. Many vendors are now taking a very realistic view with pricing and it is now very often the case that it would be nigh on impossible to replace many homes at the prices they are being sold for. According to James Heaslip this is very much a repeat of the mid 1980s when a similar cycle happened. At that time property prices plummeted and sites were very difficult to sell due to this imbalance in pricing. This imbalance will certainly rectify itself, but for the time being, he said, it is time to take advantage of the incredible value out there.

Many thousands of Irish people bought overseas properties over the last 10 years, and some are now suffering losses due to the collapse in property prices and the current economic recession across Europe. An increasing number of second-hand holiday properties throughout Europe are now coming back on the market as the overseas owners realise that they can no longer afford to pay second mortgages in the uncertain times we are now living in.

With the property market at a standstill and no indication that prices will recover any time soon many homoeowners have been forced to ditch their plans to sell up for the time being.

John Quinn & Co is reporting a very busy period at present with a number of houses in and around the city coming on the market in the past week, all on offer at exceptionally attractive value for money prices.