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Opinion [2]
Business [3]
Sport [4]
Life [5]
Entertainment [7]
Travel [8]
Sunday Life [9]

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How Much Is Your House Worth?

March 2022

16 Salisbury Gardens, Belfast, proved popular with homebuyers

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Demand for properties in north Belfast on the rise

North Belfast — a mix of dense housing with elegant period townhouses and luxury detached homes on the leafy Antrim Road — saw the largest price rises of any area of the city.

31 Ballybeen Road, Comber, is on the market for offers over £695,000

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Interest from overseas driving Down’s thriving property market

The buoyant property market in Co Down felt the impact as we took some major steps back to normality in the last quarter of 2021.

15 Harberton Park Gardens is on the market for £485,000

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South Belfast is most expensive in city

The most expensive part of Belfast, the leafy south, experienced no let-up in demand as 2020 ended.

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Margaret Canning Opinion ‘Race for space’ helped keep Northern Ireland house prices buoyant right through 2021

The Northern Ireland housing market finished 2021 on a high as it continued the unexpectedly buoyant performance which began following the lifting of the first lockdown in 2020.

Strong demand has helped the housing market demonstrate continual price growth in 2021

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Northern Ireland property market price survey Quarter 1 2022: How much is your house worth?

How Much Is Your House Worth? compares Q4 2020 and Q4 2021 house prices, measuring annual percentage change on a rolling quarterly basis.

40B Killyclogher Road, Omagh is one property already snapped up

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Newcomers opting for Co Tyrone

With its many forest parks, busy town centres and the opening of Ireland’s first designated Dark Sky Park, Tyrone is enjoying a property bonanza as people flock to its beautiful countryside.

129 Letterboy Road, Kesh, is on the market for offers around £269,000

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Go west… Co Fermanagh is proving a buyers’ hotspot

Recently voted the friendliest place to visit in the UK, it seems that Co Fermanagh is also the place most people want to live.

181 Mountsandel Road, Coleraine, has offers over £495,000

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Waiting lists for Derry new builds

Londonderry was the only county to see a drop in prices in the final quarter of last year.

8 Hillcrest Avenue, Bessbrook, four bed semi for offers around £249,950

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Homes ripe for the picking in Orchard County

In a county known for its affordable housing, huge demand has seen the average cost of property in Armagh soar by nearly £20,000.

Whiggleton Mill in Kells, Ballymena, is an example of property searched for in Co Antrim

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Co Antrim remains most popular choice for buyers

Top of the list of most desirable places to live in Northern Ireland, Co Antrim surprisingly saw some of the smallest average price rises in the last quarter of 2020.

68 Airfield Heights is a four bed detached house recently sold in west Belfast

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West Belfast residents hit by housing stock crisis

West Belfast may have come out as the poorest performer in terms of property price rises in the city but demand in the area is higher than it has ever been.

4 Kincora Avenue in Ballyhackamore is an example of fast moving property in the area

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Townhouses in east Belfast are facing soaring demand

Next to the affluent south of the city, east Belfast has become THE place everyone wants to be.

February 2022

Michael Boyd from the Progressive Building Society

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Northern Ireland’s rural property prices rise, but values in Derry slump by £11k

Co Londonderry is the only part of Northern Ireland where house prices dropped last year – with homeowners losing an average of £11,000.

January 2022

The average house price in Northern Ireland rose by 10.7% in November to £159,000. Photo: Chris Ison/PA Wire

Northern Ireland average house price rose to £159,000 last year

House prices in Northern Ireland rose by over 10% in November to an average price of £159,000, official figures show.

August 2021

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Northern Ireland property market survey 2021: Your definitive guide to buying a new home

The Northern Ireland housing market has been defying expectations of a price fall at the start of the pandemic.

43 Drumcon Road, Lisbellaw, five bed detached, £295,000

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Fermanagh house prices: Area attracting buyers from across UK and Ireland

With its extensive Lakelands and natural beauty, Fermanagh has been attracting people from every corner of the UK and Ireland over the past year.

20B Station Road, Killough, five bed detached house, offers over £650,000

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Co Down house prices: Coastline properties at a premium

With its magnificent coastline stretching from the north of the county at Bangor and the Ards Peninsula to the south at Newcastle and Warrenpoint, property in Co Down has always been at a premium.

181 Mountsandel Road, Coleraine, five bed detached, offers over £495,000

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Co Londonderry house prices: Increases for every home type

Co Londonderry is now the second most expensive place to buy a house in Northern Ireland.

11 The Hawthorns, Omagh, four-bed semi for offers over £149,950

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Tyrone house prices: Waiting list for detached rural properties

Demand for detached houses in the countryside is so high that most estate agents have a waiting list of people queuing to get them.

77 Magheraboy Avenue, Portrush, 3 bed semi d, offers over £199,950

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Antrim house prices: North coast still hits spot for holidaymakers

A buoyant holiday home market has helped drive prices up in Co Antrim, particularly around the scenic north coast.

20 Mullalelish Road, Richhill, five bed detached, £595,000

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Armagh house prices: Orchard County set for activity spike

Estate agents in Co Armagh are bracing themselves for another spike in activity now that the majority of people in Northern Ireland have been vaccinated.

12 Garvey Glen, three bed detached, offers over £169,950

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West Belfast house prices: Demand for smaller homes ‘going through the roof’

While overall property prices experienced a modest increase of just 5.98% in this part of the city, demand for smaller and more affordable houses was high.

373 Upper Newtownards Road, five bed detached, price £550,000

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East Belfast house prices: Sought after area still city’s most popular

Values for all house types except for apartments were up in the second quarter compared to the same time last year with the average price of a house there rising to £208,349 from £188,651.

190 Upper Malone Road, five bed detached Offers Over £1,295,000

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South Belfast house prices: Those looking to downsize driving sales in affluent area

With only marginal price increases, the leafy streets around the Malone Road have also been attracting people ready to move up the ladder.

16 Salisbury Gardens, four bed detached, offers over £339,950

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North Belfast house prices: Demand for properties of all sizes reflects rising prices

The north of the city has seen some of the biggest rises in property values, second only to east Belfast.

The average property is now going for £195,242, up 9.2% over the year.

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NI housing market busiest since 2005… so how much is your property worth?

Comparing trends in the Northern Ireland housing market between quarter two in 2020 and this year makes interesting reading.

There are many things to consider when buying a new house

Buying a house in Northern Ireland: All you need to know

How important is asking the right targeted questions when looking to buy a property?

May 2021

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How Much Is Your House Worth?

March 2022

Demand for properties in north Belfast on the rise

Interest from overseas driving Down’s thriving property market

South Belfast is most expensive in city

Margaret Canning Opinion ‘Race for space’ helped keep Northern Ireland house prices buoyant right through 2021

Northern Ireland property market price survey Quarter 1 2022: How much is your house worth?

Newcomers opting for Co Tyrone

Go west… Co Fermanagh is proving a buyers’ hotspot

Waiting lists for Derry new builds

Homes ripe for the picking in Orchard County

Co Antrim remains most popular choice for buyers

West Belfast residents hit by housing stock crisis

Townhouses in east Belfast are facing soaring demand

February 2022

Northern Ireland’s rural property prices rise, but values in Derry slump by £11k

January 2022

Northern Ireland average house price rose to £159,000 last year

August 2021

Northern Ireland property market survey 2021: Your definitive guide to buying a new home

Fermanagh house prices: Area attracting buyers from across UK and Ireland

Co Down house prices: Coastline properties at a premium

Co Londonderry house prices: Increases for every home type

Tyrone house prices: Waiting list for detached rural properties

Antrim house prices: North coast still hits spot for holidaymakers

Armagh house prices: Orchard County set for activity spike

West Belfast house prices: Demand for smaller homes ‘going through the roof’

East Belfast house prices: Sought after area still city’s most popular

South Belfast house prices: Those looking to downsize driving sales in affluent area

North Belfast house prices: Demand for properties of all sizes reflects rising prices

NI housing market busiest since 2005… so how much is your property worth?

Buying a house in Northern Ireland: All you need to know

May 2021

Waiting lists for properties by the lakes in Fermanagh

Simon Brien Opinion More houses needed to meet market demand

NI housing market: How much your home is worth

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