Council area evidence · Q2 2026

Fermanagh and Omagh

The official standardised price is £201,732, +11.0% over the year.

Standardised price£201,732
Annual movement+11.0%
Verified sales220provisional
NI price rank6 of 11

Quarterly history

How prices changed since 2005

The current figure is 0.4% below the Northern Ireland standardised price. This is a district-level market measure, not a valuation for a specific home.

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Standardised price history

Q1 2016 to Q2 2026 · Standardised quarterly price (£)

Standardised price history£0£50,433£100,866£151,299£201,732Q1 2016: £109,084Q2 2016: £109,094Q3 2016: £111,766Q4 2016: £112,333Q1 2017: £110,953Q2 2017: £115,507Q3 2017: £117,042Q4 2017: £118,540Q1 2018: £119,136Q2 2018: £121,526Q3 2018: £122,268Q4 2018: £124,295Q1 2019: £125,047Q2 2019: £123,881Q3 2019: £130,046Q4 2019: £129,092Q1 2020: £129,246Q2 2020: £127,280Q3 2020: £128,709Q4 2020: £135,344Q1 2021: £134,472Q2 2021: £138,840Q3 2021: £142,462Q4 2021: £147,210Q1 2022: £149,770Q2 2022: £152,206Q3 2022: £157,699Q4 2022: £159,939Q1 2023: £156,857Q2 2023: £158,198Q3 2023: £160,178Q4 2023: £160,683Q1 2024: £162,129Q2 2024: £170,721Q3 2024: £173,637Q4 2024: £176,958Q1 2025: £175,572Q2 2025: £181,779Q3 2025: £189,076Q4 2025: £193,670Q1 2026: £193,476Q2 2026: £201,732Q1 2016Q3 2017Q1 2019Q3 2020Q1 2022Q3 2023Q1 2025Q2 2026

This is an official standardised aggregate, not an individual valuation. Per-quarter sample counts are not supplied in this historical projection. Recent quarters may be provisional.

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Standardised price history — Q1 2016 to Q2 2026
Period or areaStandardised quarterly price (£)
Q1 2016£109,084
Q2 2016£109,094
Q3 2016£111,766
Q4 2016£112,333
Q1 2017£110,953
Q2 2017£115,507
Q3 2017£117,042
Q4 2017£118,540
Q1 2018£119,136
Q2 2018£121,526
Q3 2018£122,268
Q4 2018£124,295
Q1 2019£125,047
Q2 2019£123,881
Q3 2019£130,046
Q4 2019£129,092
Q1 2020£129,246
Q2 2020£127,280
Q3 2020£128,709
Q4 2020£135,344
Q1 2021£134,472
Q2 2021£138,840
Q3 2021£142,462
Q4 2021£147,210
Q1 2022£149,770
Q2 2022£152,206
Q3 2022£157,699
Q4 2022£159,939
Q1 2023£156,857
Q2 2023£158,198
Q3 2023£160,178
Q4 2023£160,683
Q1 2024£162,129
Q2 2024£170,721
Q3 2024£173,637
Q4 2024£176,958
Q1 2025£175,572
Q2 2025£181,779
Q3 2025£189,076
Q4 2025£193,670
Q1 2026£193,476
Q2 2026£201,732

Source: Land & Property Services / NISRA

Closest price points

Compare similar council areas

Antrim and Newtownabbey£206,120+8.8% annually →Mid Ulster£195,453+10.5% annually →Derry City and Strabane£189,474+12.4% annually →

What this number does—and does not—mean

The standardised price adjusts for the mix of properties sold, making quarter-to-quarter comparisons more meaningful than a raw average. It does not account for the condition, exact location or features of an individual home. The two latest quarters are provisional.

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