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Property sales may not be a hot topic at the moment but the ever-expanding rental market in Ireland is generating some interesting new trends.

There are new signs this week that the local rental market is beginning to stabilise, with the news that Westmeath rents fell by just half a per cent in the first quarter of 2010.

The amount of time involved in letting and managing a property can be underestimated, and while cost savings are at the forefront of everyone’s mind not using a reputable letting agent can in fact be cost detrimental.

Yvonne Mullaney executive sales and lettings has recently moved from Salthill to new offices on the third floor at Dockgate House, Merchants Road, Galway. Mobile and landline numbers remain the same. The website is www.propertiesgalway.com and you can email the company at [email protected]

Following on from a very successful April, Dee Gibney Properties are seeking new properties for rental in Kilkenny.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is leading the way in a changing market by rolling out an innovative lease product that provides Irish businesses a new alternative to purchasing a vehicle.

Volkswagen commercial vehicles (CVs) is leading the way in a changing market by rolling out an innovative lease product that provides Irish businesses with a new alternative to purchasing a vehicle.

Volkswagen commercial vehicles (CVs) is leading the way in a changing market by rolling out an innovative lease product that provides Irish businesses a new alternative to purchasing a vehicle.

A new working group established to examine the issue of commercial rent reviews, is due to report at the end of June. That is according to Minister for Labour Affairs Dara Calleary.

Rent levels for retail premises in Galway city centre were unsustainable even before the economic downturn and continue to be a source of major concern for businesses, according to the Galway Chamber of Commerce which is calling on landlords to be more realistic.