We're already through the first half of 2025, and the property market in Northern Ireland is heating up.
A great start to the year for sales agreed
In the first three months of the year there were approximately 6,200 sales agreed, a strong start to 2025 and demonstrating a demand for property in Northern Ireland.
Properties that listed for sale have been reaching sale agreed around 16 days quicker than average.
That makes now a great time to explore your options for selling your home. We offer a FREE property valuation with a local expert, who can offer you their expertise on how to proceed.
Largest increase in house prices in two years
Property prices in Northern Ireland are continuing to rise, reaching an increase of 9.5%. This marks the largest year-on-year house price increase since 2022.
On average terrace homes have increased annually by 10.6%, while semi-detached homes are close behind with an increase of 9.6%.
Detached homes also performed well, up 8.2% on average in comparison to the same period last year.
The largest increase in property prices in the year to date were in the Causeway Coast and Glens area, experiencing an impressive jump of 15.4% on average.
This means if you plan on selling your property as part of your move you could have more money to work with for your next home.
If you own a home in Northern Ireland and are thinking about a fresh start, why not talk to a local property expert with a FREE property valuation?
Reeds Rains E-marketing Executive
