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Two properties to come to the market in the past week are certain to attract the numerous first time buyers who are currently seeking to get their feet on the proverbial property ladder in Galway. While these properties could not be more different, they will certainly cover two ends of the spectrum in this part of the market.

The first week in February is generally a busy one in the offices of Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard as it marks the launch of the firm’s first auctions of the year. The first of this year’s spring auctions takes place on March 8 and sees a total of nine lots being brought to the auction floor.

The first week in February is generally a busy one in the offices of Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard as it marks the launch of the firm’s first auctions of the year. The first of this year’s spring auctions takes place on March 8 and sees a total of nine lots being brought to the auction floor.

A new report from a leading estate agent shows indications that the coming year could see a lack of property on the open market to meet the rising demand in the Galway property market. The end of year report from Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard shows clear indications that the past 12 months have shown a stronger demand for both residential and commercial property than in the previous five years, and that this trend is likely to continue into 2013. The Galway city property experts are highlighting recent sales results and a continuing demand, particularly in the latter half of 2012, as a sign of things to come.

The rain and cold wintery conditions of last Friday afternoon did nothing to discourage the assembled crowd in the Imperial Hotel, in the last of the 2012 series of auctions for leading property firm Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard.

Following the recent success of its September auctions, leading Galway property firm Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is to close its 2012 auction season tomorrow with another busy afternoon. With a view to keeping its exceptional success rate going, the company is bringing eight lots to the market and is offering the usual diverse range of properties, with something to suit all potential buyers.

Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is offering two gilt-edged investment properties that are the closest thing to guaranteed rent as is possible in its final auction of what has been a highly successful year both on the auction floor and in the private treaty market. The auction will take place in the Imperial Hotel on Friday November 16.

Joint agents O’Donnellan & Joyce and Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard have brought to the market what is possibly one of Galway’s finest family homes. Standing on two acres of extensive gardens, this magnificent property offers stunning views over Lough Corrib.

Continuing from the recent success of its September auctions, leading property firm Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is to hold the second of its autumn auction series in November. With a view to keeping the company’s exceptional success rate going, the agents are bringing seven lots to the market and are offering the usual diverse range of properties, with something to suit all potential buyers.

With the mortgage interest relief due to come to an end by the end of the year, Galway City based agents Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip AND Leonard are offering first time buyers the opportunity to take advantage of the remaining time left before it comes to an abrupt halt.