TrackerLast Updated: 3 Jul 2026
SF20.9%-0.7FG18.3%+0.7FF16.0%-0.1SD11.0%+0.7Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%0.0Aon5.9%-0.2II6.8%-0.6PBP-S2.7%-0.1Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.7FG18.3%+0.7FF16.0%-0.1SD11.0%+0.7Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%0.0Aon5.9%-0.2II6.8%-0.6PBP-S2.7%-0.1Ind11.7%+0.4
SF20.9%-0.7FG18.3%+0.7FF16.0%-0.1SD11.0%+0.7Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%0.0Aon5.9%-0.2II6.8%-0.6PBP-S2.7%-0.1Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.7FG18.3%+0.7FF16.0%-0.1SD11.0%+0.7Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%0.0Aon5.9%-0.2II6.8%-0.6PBP-S2.7%-0.1Ind11.7%+0.4

State of the Nation

Key economic & social indicators for Ireland — data from CSO, DHLGH, HSE, RTB, SEAI, Eurostat

2025 Completions
34,500
+4.5% YoY
2025 Social Housing
7,800
+8.3% YoY
Target Gap
-18,500
vs 53,000/yr target
010k20k30k40k20202021202220232024202521k19k4k21k22k5k27k27k6k33k30k7k33k30k7k35k31k8kSource: DHLGH / CSO

Ireland needs ~53,000 new homes per year to meet demand. Completions remain well below target despite year-on-year growth. Sources: DHLGH, CSO.

Data sourced from CSO, DHLGH, HSE, NTPF, RTB, CRU, SEAI, An Garda Síochána & Eurostat. Figures may include provisional 2025 estimates.

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