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The Connacht Property Auction will hold its next online auction event on Thursday November 19. This is the company's second last auction of the year, with the final online auction taking place on December 17. In recent years, the months of November and December have been particularly strong in terms of property sales, both for residential and commercial property. The auction team are now working with buyers and vendors, who are keen to have a sale achieved between now and Christmas, and expect a flurry of activity in the end of year run in.

The Connacht Property Auction is expecting strong interest from buyers over the next few weeks as the team prepare for their final auction events of 2020, which begin today, October 22, with the final events to be held online on November 19 and December 17. Shane May from The Connacht Property Auction commented: “In recent years we have seen extremely high market activity in October and November with many people hoping to buy or sell before the Christmas period.”

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Munster, Leinster, and Northern Ireland property auctions has announced a new look across its online auction platforms and websites. After eight years in business, the company has unveiled its new branding and logo to celebrate its time in business and also to look to the future in these times of uncertainty.

The Connacht Property Auction will hold its online auction next week, and according to the auction team inquiry levels have been extremely strong over the last couple of months.

The Connacht Property Auction is fast approaching on September 17 and the current list of auction properties are already seeing increased levels of viewings and interest.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Munster, Leinster, and Northern Ireland Property Auctions, continues to have success via its online auction platform, despite the current restrictions.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Munster, Leinster and Northern Ireland Property Auctions, is still taking entries for its online auctions, which continue to run frequently throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland. The company is in a unique position to handle sales via its online bidding platform. Buyers can view legal documents before bidding, and once satisfied they can bid via the online auction. The platform also allows for contracts to be exchanged online, making the transaction as easy as possible in the current crisis.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Munster, Leinster and Northern Ireland Property Auctions, is still taking entries for its online auctions, which continue to run frequently throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Northern Ireland Property Auctions, is implementing some business changes but continues to offer properties for sale via its online auction platform. Company director Patrick Folan commented: “We are very conscious of safety measures needed for staff and the general public, and we have put in place measures with staff working remotely and externally with our network of 300 partner auctioneers across the country.

The Connacht Property Auction held its first public auction of 2020 on Thursday in The Menlo Park Hotel, Galway. Of the 17 properties on offer, 14 were successfully sold, giving an 82 per cent success rate for the first event of the year. After a successful run of auctions in 2019, the auction team were expected to start 2020 off in a similar manner and they did not disappoint with strong interest in the majority of lots that were offered.