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Auction specialist iamsold has noted one of the busiest starts to the year for some time. The company currently has more than 130 properties listed for sale nationwide. With the traditional spring/summer selling season in sight, the company is encouraging property owners thinking of selling to get in touch and speak to one of its auction consultants about the benefits of auction.

Online auction specialist iamsold, which works in partnership with more than 300 auctioneers in Ireland, has noted the market really picking up in the past couple of weeks and expects strong demand for property to continue through February and March. Shane May, sales manager with iamsold, confirmed: “The first two weeks of the year was a bit quieter simply down to the number of people in isolation. However once this eased, we immediately saw the demand from buyers ramp back up to where it left off last year. We are also seeing the number of properties coming to market increase and this bodes well for a busy period ahead.

I AM Sold Property Auctions has seen a high volume of transactions taking place on its binding bids platform in the first couple of weeks of December.Properties from across Ireland and Northern Ireland are still in high demand despite heading towards the final weeks of the year, and it seems high demand is going to continue right up until the end of the year.

IAM Sold Property Auctions is gearing up for its final online auctions of the year on November 18 and December 16. The auctions will offer an array of properties from across Galway, Roscommon, Mayo, Sligo, and Leitrim. Regional sales manager Shane May recently noted there has been a significant increase in inquiry levels with many people hoping to purchase before end of the year.

IAM Sold Property Auctions is expecting strong interest from buyers over the next few weeks as the company prepares for its final auction events of 2021, which take place on November 18 and December 16. In recent years the property market has seen extremely high market activity in October and November with many people hoping to buy or sell before the Christmas period.

The Connacht Property Auction is due to offer a wide selection of properties at its upcoming online auctions on September 16 and October 21.

The combination of particularly strong demand and limited supply is causing house prices to rise across Ireland. A prolonged shortage of properties on the market has resulted in prices rising by almost seven per cent in the year to June, the fastest rate of property price increases in almost three years. According to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) prices have now risen for 10 months in a row.

The combination of particularly strong demand and limited supply is causing house prices to rise across Ireland.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Northern Ireland Property Auctions, is seeing continued demand from vendors and buyers using its online auction platform. The IAM Sold group sells properties all over Ireland and Northern Ireland via its online platform in conjunction with local auctioneers.

IAM Sold Property Auctions, which runs the Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Northern Ireland Property Auction, says it has seen stock levels increase gradually over the past month - up 4.5 per cent from last month but still down 29 per cent on same period last year.