Cost of living · HM Land Registry · Latest published: June 2026

Average house price by local authority, ranked

Every area with a published figure, in order of average house price, £, lowest first, because this layer states that lower is better. Equal figures share a rank and are printed as ties; the order within a tie is alphabetical and means nothing.

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#Area£UK percentile
1Mid and East Antrim N09000008£177,45011
2Belfast N09000003£184,76812
3Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon N09000002£186,99314
4Derry City and Strabane N09000005£189,47415
5Mid Ulster N09000009£195,45318
6Fermanagh and Omagh N09000006£201,73221
7Antrim and Newtownabbey N09000001£206,12023
8Causeway Coast and Glens N09000004£218,87130
9Newry, Mourne and Down N09000010£220,57231
10Ards and North Down N09000011£227,27533
11Lisburn and Castlereagh N09000007£240,73742

How this ranking is made

Average house price, £: the published figure for the area, unchanged.. Average house price by local authority from the UK House Price Index, the newest month published. A mix-adjusted average of completed sales registered with HM Land Registry, so it moves with what is actually sold.

Source: HM Land Registry: UK House Price Index: average prices · UK House Price Index: June 2026, released 2026-08-20. Boundaries: 2025-05 BGC v2 LAD_MAY_2025_UK_BGC_V2. Percentiles are calculated across the whole UK, so they do not change when the table is filtered to one nation. A ranking compares areas of very different sizes and populations; the figure is the publisher’s own, and its rank is Civometry’s ordering of those published figures.

Mid and East Antrim has the lowest average house price, £ of 11 Northern Ireland local authorities with a published figure, at £177,450 (Latest published: June 2026). Source: HM Land Registry: UK House Price Index: average prices.
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