The housing market in Northern Ireland is continuing to push higher despite growing concern around the cost-of-living crisis.
That is the message from two housing market surveys released this week which both said the tight supply picture, with only a limited number of houses on the market, combined with thirsty buyers has driven average house prices higher.
The trend is showing no sign of cooling, according to the RICS and Ulster Bank Residential Market Survey, which revealed the property agents it talked to expect prices to continue rising over the next three months.
