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Planning permissions granted — every CSO region ranked

Figures as of Q1 2026, published by CSO PxStat. Accessed 2026-09-03.

Colour shows the 12-month change in the number of planning permissions granted for new dwellings -- each permission counted once, not the number of dwelling units it covers -- published by CSO for each local authority and, at a coarser level, for each region.

Planning permissions granted, every CSO region ranked, with year-on-year change
RankCSO regionPlanning permissions grantedYear on year
1Border (excl. Louth)313+43.6%
2West276+7.8%
3South-West262+2.3%
4South-East (excl. South Tipperary)241+22.3%
5Mid-East (incl. Louth)206+9.0%
5Mid-West (incl. South Tipperary)206+14.4%
7Dublin148-5.1%
8Midland137-5.5%

Two or more areas with the same figure share a rank -- the next rank is skipped (e.g. two areas tied for 1st means the next entry is ranked 3rd, not 2nd).

Before you use these figures

  • A regional figure, not a county one: This is CSO's region-level figure (the same 8-region grouping used elsewhere on this site for property prices) -- a wider area than one county alone. A council-level figure is also published on this site; see each local authority's own page for it.
  • A permission granted, not a home built: This counts planning permissions granted for new dwellings, not dwellings actually built. Permission is an early step -- some approved schemes are delayed, scaled back or never built out, and the gap between permission and a finished home can run years. Treat this as a leading indicator of intended supply, not a measure of completed housing.
  • New construction only, not extensions or alterations: CSO's planning permissions release also counts extensions and alterations to existing buildings. Neither is included here -- only permissions for entirely new dwellings are counted, so this figure will be noticeably smaller than a headline 'all planning permissions' total for the same area and quarter.
  • Latest figure Q1 2026: This series is quarterly; the most recent published figure is Q1 2026, 2 quarters before Q3 2026. That may reflect the publisher's release schedule rather than missing data.

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