House prices in Armagh up 188% in past five years

House prices in some parts of the North have almost trebled in recent years, according to a survey published today by a leading estate agency.

House prices in some parts of the North have almost trebled in recent years, according to a survey published today by a leading estate agency.

The Hailfax survey shows that prices in the city of Armagh rose by 188% in the past five years.

Newry also experienced a 157% rise, Lisburn 152%, Derry 132% and Belfast 123%.

However, Halifax says house prices have generally stabilised in recent months and the days of rocketing prices may be over.

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