House prices in Northern Ireland
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The average house price in Northern Ireland is £198,015, up +7.4% over the last year, from the HM Land Registry UK House Price Index (March 2026). The UK-wide average is £270,080.
Northern Ireland's property data comes from Land & Property Services, not HM Land Registry.
Northern Ireland house price trend, 1995–today
Nominal (not inflation-adjusted) average prices from the UK House Price Index for Northern Ireland, with the UK-wide average for comparison:
| When | Average price | UKHPI (2015 = 100) |
|---|---|---|
| March 2026 | £198,015 | 121.9 |
For comparison, the UK-wide average is £270,080 (+3.8% over the year).
UKHPI is mix-adjusted and published with a ~2-month lag. Figures are nominal and this is a trend, not a forecast.
Sold prices in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has its own land register, so our sold-price and town pages (HM Land Registry Price Paid Data) cover England and Wales only. For Northern Ireland sold prices, use Land & Property Services. The average above is the official UKHPI figure for the region.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the average house price in Northern Ireland?
The average house price in Northern Ireland is £198,015 as of March 2026, from the HM Land Registry UK House Price Index — up +7.4% year-on-year. It is a region-wide average; individual towns and postcodes vary widely.
Are house prices in Northern Ireland going up?
Over the year to March 2026, the UKHPI average for Northern Ireland moved +7.4%. We show the nominal trend since 1995 above; UKHPI is not a forecast and we do not publish price predictions.
Why don't you list Northern Ireland sold prices?
Northern Ireland has its own land register, so completed-sale prices come from Land & Property Services, not HM Land Registry. We show the UKHPI regional average here for context.
Sources
- UK House Price Index (UKHPI) — HM Land Registry / ONS
- Price Paid Data — HM Land Registry
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