House prices in Northern Ireland have continued to rise despite the economic slowdown and increased by 4.1% between the second and third quarter of 2022 🏡 📈
House prices in Northern Ireland have continued to rise despite the economic slowdown and increased by 4.1% between the second and third quarter of 2022.
The research is compiled using stamp duty information from houses sales that were reported to HM Revenue and Customs . Although the average home is changing hands at £176,131, prices vary significantly depending on location.According to the index, the least expensive properties are in the Derry City and Strabane Council area where the average price was £155,593.
Detached properties have seen the biggest price increase over the past year, rising 13.3% which was almost twice as much in percentage terms as terrace properties which rose 7.6%.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Éamon Phoenix: Historian, author and broadcaster diesDr Éamon Phoenix was an expert on the history of Ireland and Northern Ireland and was a regular contributor to a range of media organisations.
Læs mere »
RSPB: Crime against birds of prey in Northern Ireland 'going undetected'Just one incident was confirmed in 2021, when the total for the whole of the UK was 108.
Læs mere »
RSPB: Crime against birds of prey in Northern Ireland 'going undetected'Crime against birds of prey in Northern Ireland is going undetected and under-reported, according to the RSPB 🦅 Natures_Voice
Læs mere »
Northern Ireland job market show signs of weakeningNorthern Ireland's job market has shown some signs of weakening as economic worries increase, figures show 📉 JP_Biz
Læs mere »
Special schools in Northern Ireland may close during nurses' strikeSpecial schools in Northern Ireland may have to close during the nurses' strike, the Department of Education says
Læs mere »