Report: House prices in north 33% cheaper

HOUSE prices in Northern Ireland are at least a third cheaper than here.

The cost of a home trebled in the south between 1996 and 2006, whereas price increases in the north were more moderate, doubling over the same period.

Our economy grew almost twice as fast as the north’s in the same decade.

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