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Northern Ireland property: Five homes for sale under the average house price Some beautiful properties well-suited to first-time buyers 26 Abbey Gardens (Image: Phantom Photography/Simon Brien Residential) Get the latest property market news straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The average house price in North...

Northern Ireland’s capitol city of Belfast will soon be home to the country’s tallest residential building. Designed to reach 265 ft. (80.7 m), the Obel Tower (a condensed blend of “old Belfast” and “obelisk”) will surpass the city’s current tallest skyscraper, Windsor House.

Superb country residence This attractive, detached country residence has been built to a very high standard of specification and offers exceptionally well appointed and presented accommodation throughout. Wednesday, 17th March 2021, 7:13 am The accommodation has been well maintained by the current vendors and provides a layout of four generous bedrooms, three reception rooms - family room, dining room and drawing room, together with a superb open plan kitchen/living/dining area with vaulted ceiling, as well as contemporary bathroom and ensuite facility. Externally, the property is positioned ...

Northern Ireland should aim to set its own low rate of corporation tax after a jump in the UK levy to 25% in the Budget, it has been claimed.

Why Northern Ireland is the only area in the UK where house prices are forecast to climb it has been bolstered by demand from remote workers who are snapping up homes at lower prices on higher salaries 17 February 2021 • 6:00am The average stamp duty holiday saving in Belfast is £700, compared to £15,000 in London Credit: iStockphoto/Nigel Andrews It is at the centre of the Brexit quagmire and the average home still costs 36pc less than it did before the financial crisis. But experts have forecast that Northern Ireland's property market will massively outperform every other UK region ...