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The first quarter of 2026 has brought little relief for Galway property buyers. If anything, it has confirmed something more important: the underlying pressures that defined 2025 are not easing, they are consolidating.

The Galway office market is currently experiencing a period of transformation, driven as much by sustainability requirements as by traditional occupier demand. Average rental rates for good quality or secondary office space sit in the mid to high €20s per sq.?ft., with secondary A-rated stock typically quoting €28 to €32 per sq.?ft. By contrast, newly developed, high-specification city centre buildings are commanding approximately €40 per sq.?ft. for large floorplates, by Galway standards.

The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant provides financial support for the restoration of vacant and derelict buildings. It can also help fund the renovation of empty or derelict properties that were not previously used as homes, provided the appropriate planning permission has been secured.

The private residential rental sector in Galway is currently undergoing considerable transformation, reflecting not only local but national market dynamics. These changes are affecting landlords, tenants, and stakeholders across the region. This analysis presents an overview of the principal developments, incorporating expert commentary from Fergal Leonard, Director of DNG Leonard & Heaslip.

Galway City Council is inviting residents to a new series of Energy Efficiency Evenings taking place across the city throughout 2026. These free, community-focused events will give residents the opportunity to learn more about improving home energy performance, reducing energy bills, and discovering practical retrofit options.

Located in the busy Liosban Industrial Estate in Galway, Tinting Laboratory has built a strong reputation as a specialist in automotive and window film solutions. The business provides professional services, including car window tinting, vinyl wrapping, de-chroming, and headlight treatments, helping vehicle owners enhance both the appearance and functionality of their cars.

Sherry FitzGerald presents this spacious four bedroom detached bungalow with integrated garage, set on a mature site of approximately 0.32 acre in the peaceful rural townland of Pribbaun. Built in 1988 and carefully maintained, the home combines countryside tranquillity with modern energy efficiency. Recent upgrades include triple-glazed windows, wall and attic insulation, a new boiler and additional radiators. The extensive attic space offers excellent potential for further expansion, subject to the necessary permissions.

No 3 Snipe Lawn is a generous detached five bedroom residence offering excellent space, off-street parking and a private rear garden. This fine 1970s-built home is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac of just 14 houses, centred around a large communal green area that creates a pleasant and family-friendly setting. Ideally located just off Seamus Quirke Road, the property enjoys easy access to the University of Galway, University Hospital Galway and a wide range of local amenities.

A new chapter for Rosshill begins with the launch of Cuan an Rois, an exceptional New Homes scheme of stylish and modern three and four bedroom, A-rated houses. Perfectly positioned just off the Coast Road along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, these homes are within a six-minute walk of Oranmore Train Station and just 7km from Galway’s vibrant city centre.

University of Galway has welcomed the award of Government funding to progress the development of a new School of Medicine Building and support the expansion of healthcare education.