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07/05/2003
NI house prices still on the rise
House prices in Northern Ireland increased during the first quarter of 2003, according to the latest statistics released by NHBC (National House-Building Council).
These latest figures reveal that the average anticipated selling price of new homes in Northern Ireland registered with NHBC reached £103,000 during the first quarter, an 8% increase on Q1 2002, where prices stood at £95,000.
At the same time, NHBC's first-time buyers' ability to buy index decreased by one point during the period.
This index is based on a formula that takes into account the average cost of homes bought by first time buyers, average income and mortgage interest rates; the higher the index, the greater the ability to buy.
A number of recent reports in the UK indicate that the house price inflation has declined with prices remaining static last month.
(CL)
These latest figures reveal that the average anticipated selling price of new homes in Northern Ireland registered with NHBC reached £103,000 during the first quarter, an 8% increase on Q1 2002, where prices stood at £95,000.
At the same time, NHBC's first-time buyers' ability to buy index decreased by one point during the period.
This index is based on a formula that takes into account the average cost of homes bought by first time buyers, average income and mortgage interest rates; the higher the index, the greater the ability to buy.
A number of recent reports in the UK indicate that the house price inflation has declined with prices remaining static last month.
(CL)
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