22/10/2026

House Prices Rise 11% in Fermanagh and Omagh – What Does This Mean for Local Homeowners?

House prices across Fermanagh and Omagh have risen by 11% over the past year, outperforming the Northern Ireland average and potentially giving local homeowners fresh reasons to consider the value of their property.

According to the latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the average residential property price in the Fermanagh and Omagh council area reached £202,000 during April to June 2026, compared with £182,000 during the same period in 2025.

The 11% annual increase was higher than the 9.2% rise recorded across Northern Ireland as a whole, highlighting the continued growth in property values throughout the region.

For homeowners in Omagh and the surrounding areas, the figures provide an interesting insight into the local housing market, particularly for those considering selling, relocating or downsizing.



Is Now a Good Time to Sell Your Property in Omagh?



While rising average prices are encouraging for homeowners, understanding the true market value of an individual property remains an important first step when considering a sale.

Local estate agency Mortgage & Property Plus, based at 11 Campsie Road in Omagh, has been helping people buy, sell and let property across Omagh and the surrounding areas since 2002.

Established by William Sayers, the agency offers a personal and professional approach to residential property sales, combining local market knowledge with practical advice throughout the selling process.

With more than two decades of experience in the local property market, Mortgage & Property Plus understands that achieving a successful sale involves more than simply placing a property on the market.

Accurate pricing, attractive presentation, effective advertising and professional handling of enquiries can all make a difference when attracting prospective purchasers.



Getting the Right Price for Your Home

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Although the latest figures show an 11% annual increase across Fermanagh and Omagh, this does not mean every individual property has increased in value by the same amount.

Property prices can vary considerably depending on location, property type, condition, size and buyer demand.

An accurate market appraisal can help homeowners understand what their property may realistically achieve in the current market, rather than relying solely on regional averages or online estimates.

Mortgage & Property Plus provides residential property sales services, including property marketing, professional sales brochures and accompanied viewings. Its Omagh town-centre office also offers a prominent window display for properties being advertised for sale.

The agency aims to make the buying and selling process as straightforward and stress-free as possible, offering guidance from the initial stages of marketing a property through to the sale process.



Thinking About Selling in Omagh?



For homeowners who have been considering a move, the latest house-price figures may provide a useful opportunity to reassess their plans.

Whether selling a family home, moving to a larger property, downsizing or dealing with an investment property, obtaining an up-to-date valuation and professional local advice can help sellers make informed decisions.



Mortgage & Property Plus Estate Agents welcomes enquiries from homeowners across Omagh and the surrounding areas who would like to discuss their property and the options available to them.

To find out more about selling your home or to arrange a property appraisal, visit www.mortgageandpropertyplus.com, telephone 028 8224 6538, or call into the agency at 11 Campsie Road, Omagh, BT79 0AE.



Source: Office for National Statistics, Housing Prices in Fermanagh and Omagh, 16 September 2026. Figures for April–June 2026 are provisional and relate to the Fermanagh and Omagh local government district.

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