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Northern Ireland housing market records busiest month since 2007

Northern Ireland housing market records busiest month since 2007 The site in Belfast s Titanic Quarter earmarked for a consortium bid to build 800 homes. Ryan McAleer 22 April, 2021 01:00 MARCH was the busiest month for the north’s housing market since the height of the 2007 property boom, new figures from HMRC have confirmed. There were 3,540 residential property transactions during the month, 78 per cent higher than March 2020 and the strongest month for sales since June 2007. It averaged 154 homes sold for each working day during March. The 8,390 residential properties exchanged during the first three months of 2021 also represented the busiest first quarter since the start of 2007.

Place North West | Design lead appointed for Kirkham revamp

Neil Tague The Paul Hogarth Company, which worked on Belfast’s waterfront and Titanic Quarter transformation, has been tasked with re-shaping the Lancashire market town. The Fylde town has secured £1.8m from Historic England’s £95m High Streets Heritage Action Zone programme, which will part-fund a £3.5m project committed to revivifying Kirkham’s core conservation area, with further funding coming from borough and town councils. The investment is a vital part of the wider £10m Kirkham Futures masterplan. The Paul Hogarth Company team, based in Edinburgh, Belfast and Dublin, in partnership with Fylde Borough Council and Historic England, will formulate and deliver plans to improve outdoor spaces.

The Elm, Site 23 Castlehill Wood, Belfast, BT4 3PJ | For Sale

The Elm, Site 23 Castlehill Wood, Belfast, BT4 3PJ | For Sale
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Coronavirus: UK vaccine offer to Ireland a runner , says Arlene Foster

BBC News Published image copyrightReuters It could be a runner for the UK government to offer Covid-19 vaccines to the Republic of Ireland, Stormont s First Minister Arlene Foster has said. Mrs Foster told Irish national broadcaster RTÉ she would be making that point again when they next meet. A UK government spokesperson said there was currently no surplus of vaccine. It quoted a cabinet source who said the idea was both good politics and would address genuine public health concern in Northern Ireland . With a much faster rollout of the vaccine north of the Irish border, the newspaper said the offer would help Northern Ireland s effort to ease lockdown measures.

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