The property market across the North East of Ireland has shown encouraging resilience throughout the autumn months. According to Peter Begley and Laura Sherry of Sherry Property, prices have remained steady, with only modest variations depending on property type and location.
“There’s still strong demand for family homes and quality investment properties,” notes Peter Begley. “Areas such as Dundalk, Drogheda, and the surrounding coastal towns continue to attract healthy interest, and well-presented homes are selling steadily.”
While some first-time buyers have become more cautious due to higher interest rates, the ongoing shortage of good-quality homes has helped maintain balance in the local market.
Laura Sherry adds, “Overall, the tone of the market is calm and confident. Buyers are taking their time, but well-priced, well-maintained homes continue to perform. As we move into winter, stability looks set to remain the key theme — reassuring news for both buyers and sellers.”
Looking ahead to the final months of the year, the North East property market is expected to remain steady. Transaction volumes may ease slightly as the winter season progresses, but underlying demand continues to be supported by a strong local economy, limited supply, and a steady flow of relocations and return buyers.
For homeowners considering selling, now remains an excellent time to bring well-presented properties to market. Buyers are still active and motivated, especially for homes in turnkey condition.
If you’re thinking of buying, selling, or valuing your property in Dundalk, Drogheda, or the surrounding areas, speak with the experienced local team at Sherry Property today.
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