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Summer spike in NI house prices was sharpest rise since 2007 property boom

Weakness in the housing market expected to “become significantly more noticeable” from Spring 2023

The number of new build houses started over the summer was the lowest for nine years.
Ryan McAleer
HOUSE prices in the north continued to rise sharply over the summer, with some economists anticipating it could be next year before we see a noticeable impact from the cost crisis and recent hike in m[...]

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