Once again, Northern Ireland saw the highest annual growth, with prices up +9.6% year-on-year.

Both cities and coasts have seen average price rises of 41% since 2015.

Propertymark has reported a strong first quarter for auctions, finding a clear majority favouring in-person viewings.

Buyer demand in the 50 priciest coastal locations rose by 8% over the past year.

Northern Ireland recorded the strongest annual house price growth at 9.7% in Q2, despite a slowdown from the previous quarter.

22% of homes have been listed for over six months without selling, according to new figures.

Seasonally adjusted residential transactions rose by 25% from April to May 2025.

76% of private renters were satisfied with housing services, compared to 64% of social renters

57% of tenants face challenges securing a rental, with 21% citing upfront rent as a barrier.

The number of locations outside London with an average price of £1 million+ has risen from 30 to 66.