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NI News Article

Conflicting opinions are reported as to whether or not N. Ireland continue to fall or are now stable.

According to the RICS local spokesman there seems to be a consensus that the number of house sales over the past three months are up or at least remain the same.

It appears that prices at the bottom end of the market have reached a level at which people are prepared to buy and that the price correction also continues further up the market.

According to the head of lending products at Ulster Bank, modest increases in the level of transactions are being reported and this increases confidence on the part of prospective purchasers. This benefits first time buyers but it will take time for this to filter through to the wider market.

All of this surely indicates a slightly more healthy situation and one which invites the additional stimulus which will be provided by a new, young, energetic and locally owned Property Auction House.