26 Obel Tower flats on the market
A group of apartments in Belfast’s Obel Tower has gone on the market for over £2m. Located in Ireland’s tallest residential building, each of the 26 studio apartments is priced
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Hagan Homes set to accept Bitcoin payments
One of Northern Ireland’s largest homebuilders, Hagan Homes, has announced that they will start accepting the digital currency Bitcoin as a form of payment. It is believed the Ballyclare-based company
Northern Ireland housing market set to outperform rest of UK
The Northern Ireland housing market look sets to outperform the rest of the UK over the coming months with rising prices, coupled with rising demand from potential buyers, according to
Four percent increase in property prices in past year
Fermanagh and Derry/Londonderry are among areas which witnessed the greatest pick-up on the property market a House Price Index report has revealed. Official statistics have highlighted that house prices in
Sale of Belfasts CastleCourt boosts Northern Irelands commercial property market
The multi-million-pound sale of CastleCourt shopping centre has considerably boosted Northern Ireland’s commercial property market. Belfast’s popular CastleCourt Shopping Centre was purchased by Co. Down investment firm Wirefox at £123
Office take-up in Belfast reflecting peak 2007 levels
The final quarter of 2017 was the strongest for the Belfast office market in two years. The growth brought last year’s total take-up office space to 430,290 sq.ft. According to
Northern Ireland house prices rise to £131,989 average
The average house price in Northern Ireland rose by 2% last year to £131,989. The province is still one of the cheapest places to purchase a property in the UK.
Bargain Armagh property sold for £28k
The new bargain city for house hunters could be Armagh with the recent £28,000 sale of a Victorian terraced property. Another two nearby ‘fixer-uppers’ are also on the market for
UK house prices rise for fifth consecutive month
New figures revealed that house prices have risen for five consecutive months. Property values throughout the UK had increased by 0.5% month-on-month in November, the fifth month in a row,
House prices increased by 0.1% in November
House prices increased by 0.1% month-on-month in November, according to an index. Nationwide Building Society highlighted that the average property cost is 2.5% higher than last year, now standing at
