Northern Ireland Raises Co-Ownership Property Value Limit to £215,000
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons increases Co-Ownership property cap from £210,000 to £215,000 effective April 2026 to aid homebuyers.
Property
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Outline Planning Application Lodged for Supported Living Apartments in Ballinamallard
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