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Oddities in the Isle of Man property market
Five agents hold 89% of the 1,258 listings on the Isle of Man while the other 6 share the rest; 1 agent has exactly one listing. 6 homes have more bathrooms than bedrooms, 35 four-bed-plus homes have one, and 26% of asking prices end in 950 or 995.
Concentration
The top five agents' combined share is 89%; the Herfindahl index of the market is 1,721 (a description of this catalogue, not a competition assessment of the island market). One-listing agents: Arragon Properties.
Bathrooms outnumbering bedrooms
6 homes for sale have more bathrooms than bedrooms: Apartment 1, Mount Rule House, Braddan, IM4 4HP (2 bed, 3 bath, £490,000); Spacious Townhouse in a Central Location (4 bed, 5 bath, £329,950); Private Estate, Douglas, IM1 2LQ (8 bed, 9 bath, £16,500,000); Grand Modern Georgian Luxury Family Living (6 bed, 8 bath, £4,250,000); Ultimate Luxury Coastal Home with Sea Views (4 bed, 5 bath, £2,495,000). At the other end, 35 homes with four or more bedrooms offer a single bathroom, median asking £470,000. Full ranking on the Toilet Index.
Pricing habits
| Asking price ends in | Listings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| …950 | 226 | 26% |
| …995 | 3 | 0% |
| …000 | 600 | 69% |
| something else | 46 | 5% |
14 sale listings carry no price at all ("price on application"); 0 are marketed as confidential or private instructions with no address. 11 are described as renovation projects or "with potential". The most common home for sale has 3 bedrooms (256 of 832).
Computed from the latest available catalogue snapshot for the Isle of Man. These are advertised asking prices, not achieved sale prices or valuations. Medians use the midpoint of the two middle values for an even sample. Sale price comparisons exclude records explicitly classified as land, garages, parking or commercial property, and prices outside the report's £50,000–£50 million bounds. Bedroom comparisons also require a bedroom count. Agent price medians need at least ten eligible sale listings; a dash means insufficient evidence, not zero. Price movements are shown only when the observed history is consistent with the current asking price. Catalogue coverage is not the whole island market.
For recorded sale prices, search the sale register.