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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
David Elliott

Northern Ireland housing market dips as inflation bites but tight supply underpins

House prices in Northern Ireland eased back at the start of this year as rising interest rates and still-high inflation further dented household incomes.

The market posted its second consecutive quarterly decline in the first quarter of 2023 to leave the average price of a home in the province at £172,005, according to the Residential Property Price Index, down 1.8% on the last quarter of 2022, and solidifying concerns that affordability is beginning to be stretched.

However, on an annual basis, prices are still 5% higher than the same period last year and the continued lack of supply of new stock – either new build homes or existing housing stock – mean the market remains well supported.

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