Menu
18/11/2002
Housebuilding on the up in Northern Ireland
The latest statistics from the National House Building Council (NHBC) have revealed that applications to build new homes in Northern Ireland have risen by an average of 21% in October 2002, in comparison with figures for the same period last year.
However, not every region in the province reported such a significant increase in registrations, with Co Armagh experiencing a 19% drop, and counties Tyrone and Down only exhibiting a 3% and 8% rise in registrations respectively.
However, in the more buoyant regions, Co Antrim saw a 17% increase, while Co Fermanagh showed a rise of 63% and Londonderry reported a 110% increase in registrations.
Overall, the UK picture shows UK applications to build new homes as decreasing by 6%.
Imtiaz Farookhi, Chief Executive of NHBC, said: "The decline in the number of NHBC registrations for October is not a sign that the demand for new homes is slowing down, more a reflection of the exceptional number of registrations in October 2001. Overall, demand for new homes as not weakened."
(CL)
However, not every region in the province reported such a significant increase in registrations, with Co Armagh experiencing a 19% drop, and counties Tyrone and Down only exhibiting a 3% and 8% rise in registrations respectively.
However, in the more buoyant regions, Co Antrim saw a 17% increase, while Co Fermanagh showed a rise of 63% and Londonderry reported a 110% increase in registrations.
Overall, the UK picture shows UK applications to build new homes as decreasing by 6%.
Imtiaz Farookhi, Chief Executive of NHBC, said: "The decline in the number of NHBC registrations for October is not a sign that the demand for new homes is slowing down, more a reflection of the exceptional number of registrations in October 2001. Overall, demand for new homes as not weakened."
(CL)
Related Northern Ireland Business News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
01 August 2011
Cost Of New Homes In NI Falling
The cost of buying a new home in Northern Ireland has fallen by over 7% since last year. The latest NI Housing Bulletin, just published, said that with year-on comparisons the average selling price of National House Building Council (NHBC)-registered new houses sold was £157,300, a decrease of £13,100 (7.7%) on the same quarter in 2010.
Cost Of New Homes In NI Falling
The cost of buying a new home in Northern Ireland has fallen by over 7% since last year. The latest NI Housing Bulletin, just published, said that with year-on comparisons the average selling price of National House Building Council (NHBC)-registered new houses sold was £157,300, a decrease of £13,100 (7.7%) on the same quarter in 2010.
07 August 2012
New Car Registrations Up 9.3%
New car registrations continue to improve, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). They rose 9.3% in July to 143,884 units – the fifth monthly gain in a row and the best of 2012. Registrations over the first seven months have risen more than 40,000 units or 3.5% to 1,201,564 units.
New Car Registrations Up 9.3%
New car registrations continue to improve, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). They rose 9.3% in July to 143,884 units – the fifth monthly gain in a row and the best of 2012. Registrations over the first seven months have risen more than 40,000 units or 3.5% to 1,201,564 units.
18 January 2002
NHBC reveals rise in housebuilding applications
The latest round of statistics released by NHBC (National House Building Council) show that UK applications to build new homes increased by 6 per cent during December 2001. A total of 8,258 applications were made by the private sector and housing associations to start new homes in the UK, up six per cent on the same month in 2000.
NHBC reveals rise in housebuilding applications
The latest round of statistics released by NHBC (National House Building Council) show that UK applications to build new homes increased by 6 per cent during December 2001. A total of 8,258 applications were made by the private sector and housing associations to start new homes in the UK, up six per cent on the same month in 2000.
10 May 2004
Record year forecast despite April new car sales dip
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed that in April there was a dip in new car sales of 3.8%, but remains confident in its forecast a record year for the numbers of new cars sold. Citing a rise in year-to-date registrations of 3.
Record year forecast despite April new car sales dip
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed that in April there was a dip in new car sales of 3.8%, but remains confident in its forecast a record year for the numbers of new cars sold. Citing a rise in year-to-date registrations of 3.
05 December 2003
Record car sales in 2003 despite November dip
Surprise figures announced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers have revealed that new car registrations in 2003 are expected to break previous UK records and reach 2,565 million. Despite a dip in November when the new car market slipped 1.
Record car sales in 2003 despite November dip
Surprise figures announced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers have revealed that new car registrations in 2003 are expected to break previous UK records and reach 2,565 million. Despite a dip in November when the new car market slipped 1.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
