East Belfast witnesses the fastest rising house prices
The house prices in east Belfast are rising faster than any other area in Northern Ireland. East Belfast seen an average increase of more than £8,000 over the past year.
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Rental market showing signs of slowdown
The rental market is showing signs of a slowdown according to the latest report on the private rented sector by the Association of Residential Letting Agents. The number of properties
Government to stamp out gazumping
Ministers are reviewing regulations that will bring an end to time-wasting offers and will look at introducing new rules to stop people from cutting their offer at an advanced point
One third of NI people say “Not in my backyard”
A third of NI’s NIMBYs admit to being frustrated that the next generation can’t afford to buy their own home, according to the latest research by the Federation of Master
Positive picture for Northern Ireland housing market
The property market in Northern Ireland is looking more positive than the UK as a whole with rising prices and sales, according to a new survey. The RICS (Royal Institution
How Game of Thrones is boosting Northern Ireland’s property market
An average of 25.1 million people tuned in to watch the sixth season of Game Of Thrones according to HBO. It is no surprise that the millions who watch the
Northern Ireland house prices rose 3.8% in last quarter
House prices in Northern Ireland have increased by 3.8% throughout the last three months – faster than other parts of the UK. The house price rallied in June across the
Retail property sales to increase after Brexit slide
Numerous retail development plans were postponed last year due to the announcement of the Brexit vote. However, authorities are forecasting that the conclusion of 2017 will see an improvement in
The Northern Ireland housing market is in very good shape but supply challenge remains an issue
By Natalie Clarke, Managing Director of Natalie Clarke Residential Twelve months has passed since the Brexit result and the economy is probably in a better place than many had expected.
What will urban living of the future look like?
If you’re interested in urban living, are curious to find out more about urban regeneration and what it means for society, or are fascinated to hear about innovative ideas in
