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13th August 2020
Housing market in Northern Ireland is gaining strength
According to a key survey, the housing market in Northern Ireland has bounced back after a 3-month lockdown with a rebound in activity and interest. Today’s report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (ROCS) and Ulster Bank highlighted that there has been a rise in enquiries from new buyers and an increase in new sales.27th July 2020
House sales in Northern Ireland rise after lockdown
Approximately 9,000 homes are for sale across Northern Ireland as the demand from buyers and vendors to relocate after the Coronavirus lockdown continues.20th July 2020
NI housing market bounces back after lockdown
Estate agents in Northern Ireland have reported record viewing numbers and bumper sales since the reopening of the housing market last month.8th July 2020
Stamp duty holiday announced for Northern Ireland buyers
Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced a temporary stamp duty holiday on all homes under £500,000. This will come into effect immediately. The level at which the tax is charged has been temporarily raised to £500,000 until 31st March 2021, helping to boost the property market and aid individuals who are struggling to buy due to the Coronavirus outbreak.12th November 2019
Average Northern Ireland house price at 10 year high
The latest research from Ulster University shows that the average house price in Northern Ireland is at its highest level for over a decade. Latest analysis indicates that the average price of houses sold throughout the third quarter of 2019 was £171,763. This is a 5% increase when compared to the same period last year. It is also an increase of 5.7% when compared to the second quarter of 2019.2nd October 2019
House prices in Northern Ireland soar
House prices in Northern Ireland have risen over the past year. The average house price in Northern Ireland has increased by 3.4%. This growth is higher than what any other area of the UK witnessed. According to Nationwide Building Society, £144,053 is now the average price paid for a house in Northern Ireland.9th April 2019
Game of Homes: 5 Northern Ireland listings with links to Game of Thrones
With the final series of Game of Thrones fast approaching, Propertynews.com are showcasing 5 listings across Northern Ireland that have links to the hit HBO show. From The Dark Hedges to the North Wall, the Cushendun Caves to Gosford Castle, these listings are sure to appeal to Game of Thrones fans! Golf Club Lane from […]8th April 2019
Belfast home scheme in its second stage
The second phase of a major private housing development in South Belfast is under way. Ballyclare based developers, Hagan Homes, said the second stage of the £10.5m development will produce 14 three-bedroom semi-detached dwellings. The prices will start from £145,000. Once complete, this project will consist of 76 high quality homes built in the Kitchener […]4th April 2019
