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Urban and rural house prices

Compare official urban and rural Northern Ireland standardised house prices and their quarterly history since 2005.

House prices and sales by ward

Explore official annual verified sales and reported median prices for all 462 Northern Ireland electoral wards, 2005–2024.

Lisburn and Castlereagh

Official Lisburn and Castlereagh house prices: £240,737 in Q2 2026, +9.7% annually, with quarterly history since 2005.

Ards and North Down

Official Ards and North Down house prices: £227,275 in Q2 2026, +7.0% annually, with quarterly history since 2005.

Newry, Mourne and Down

Official Newry, Mourne and Down house prices: £220,572 in Q2 2026, +12.8% annually, with quarterly history since 2005.

Causeway Coast and Glens

Official Causeway Coast and Glens house prices: £218,871 in Q2 2026, +9.6% annually, with quarterly history since 2005.

Northern Ireland House Price Index detailed statistics Q2 2026

Reporting periods: See each district row · Open Government Licence v3.0

1–11 of 11 matching rows

DistrictPeriodStandardised price (£)Verified sales
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ2 2026206,120433
Ards and North DownQ2 2026227,275694
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ2 2026186,993582
BelfastQ2 2026184,7681,122
Causeway Coast and GlensQ2 2026218,871388
Derry City and StrabaneQ2 2026189,474292
Fermanagh and OmaghQ2 2026201,732220
Lisburn and CastlereaghQ2 2026240,737514
Mid and East AntrimQ2 2026177,450413
Mid UlsterQ2 2026195,453253
Newry, Mourne and DownQ2 2026220,572413

Aggregate HPI evidence only; provisional observations and standardised-price caveats must remain visible.

Source: Northern Ireland House Price Index detailed statistics Q2 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0.

District price history

Reporting period: See each quarter · Open Government Licence v3.0

351–400 of 946 matching rows

DistrictQuarterStandardised price (£)Price index
Mid UlsterQ3 2018123,246.64880.279
Newry, Mourne and DownQ3 2018133,666.64477.037
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ2 2018126,650.93376.3
Ards and North DownQ2 2018142,004.9178.127
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ2 2018115,364.46175.672
BelfastQ2 2018118,148.35479.087
Causeway Coast and GlensQ2 2018129,113.17770.817
Derry City and StrabaneQ2 2018113,706.15580.439
Fermanagh and OmaghQ2 2018121,525.5277.476
Lisburn and CastlereaghQ2 2018150,279.89477.487
Mid and East AntrimQ2 2018114,274.88777.886
Mid UlsterQ2 2018122,425.61979.744
Newry, Mourne and DownQ2 2018128,093.86473.826
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ1 2018125,072.62175.349
Ards and North DownQ1 2018141,407.33477.798
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ1 2018114,378.40275.025
BelfastQ1 2018115,963.22677.624
Causeway Coast and GlensQ1 2018123,274.59167.614
Derry City and StrabaneQ1 2018108,515.55376.767
Fermanagh and OmaghQ1 2018119,135.55375.952
Lisburn and CastlereaghQ1 2018147,063.24975.828
Mid and East AntrimQ1 2018113,453.06377.326
Mid UlsterQ1 2018124,246.18880.93
Newry, Mourne and DownQ1 2018131,899.80476.019
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ4 2017123,434.47674.363
Ards and North DownQ4 2017139,227.61976.599
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ4 2017114,644.53175.2
BelfastQ4 2017114,974.96176.962
Causeway Coast and GlensQ4 2017125,764.83968.98
Derry City and StrabaneQ4 2017112,660.93579.699
Fermanagh and OmaghQ4 2017118,540.27875.572
Lisburn and CastlereaghQ4 2017145,761.77575.157
Mid and East AntrimQ4 2017113,136.45977.11
Mid UlsterQ4 2017121,705.28379.275
Newry, Mourne and DownQ4 2017127,429.82573.443
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ3 2017125,209.7475.432
Ards and North DownQ3 2017140,344.64377.213
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ3 2017112,544.07773.822
BelfastQ3 2017115,554.28777.35
Causeway Coast and GlensQ3 2017125,051.89268.589
Derry City and StrabaneQ3 2017108,284.17576.603
Fermanagh and OmaghQ3 2017117,042.02574.617
Lisburn and CastlereaghQ3 2017146,547.7475.562
Mid and East AntrimQ3 2017112,251.4576.507
Mid UlsterQ3 2017118,207.39976.996
Newry, Mourne and DownQ3 2017124,241.93171.606
Antrim and NewtownabbeyQ2 2017124,676.0775.111
Ards and North DownQ2 2017138,151.7476.007
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonQ2 2017111,967.72773.444
BelfastQ2 2017113,148.98275.74

Aggregate HPI evidence only; provisional observations and standardised-price caveats must remain visible. Index and price measures are distinct; not individual-property valuations.

Source: Northern Ireland House Price Index detailed statistics Q2 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0.

Jobs and the local economy

ONS jobs density · 2024. Whole local-authority areas. Total jobs includes employees, the self-employed and other job categories; it is not the number of residents in work.

11 authorities available.

1–11 of 11 matching rows

Local authorityONS codeTotal jobsJobs per resident aged 16–64
Antrim and NewtownabbeyN09000001
Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonN09000002
BelfastN09000003
Causeway Coast and GlensN09000004
Derry City and StrabaneN09000005
Fermanagh and OmaghN09000006
Lisburn and CastlereaghN09000007
Mid and East AntrimN09000008
Mid UlsterN09000009
Newry, Mourne and DownN09000010
Ards and North DownN09000011

ONS / Nomis jobs density

Source: Office for National Statistics via Nomis; Department for Transport NaPTAN. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Jobs density is total jobs divided by the population aged 16–64. Active access points are not service frequency, accessibility guarantees or walking routes. NaPTAN place names are source labels, not property or National Park boundaries.

Coverage and things to check

Local-authority statistics describe the whole authority. National Park boundaries and individual properties are different geographies.

NaPTAN covers Great Britain; no Northern Ireland transport coverage is inferred.

Saved data checked 2026-09-27. This check date does not change a source’s reporting period. Individual-property checks and source updates may still be needed.