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People and new homes in Le Val-d'Ajol

In 2022 the population grew by 12 while 15 homes were started: 0.8 new residents for every new home.

New residents per new home, 2022
0.8
Population change, 2022
+12

Population change and homes started in Le Val-d'Ajol

The population's yearly change, apparent net migration plus births minus deaths, against homes started. INSEE and SDES.

Population change

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YearPopulation change
202212
202112
20201
2019-4
20187
2017-14
2016-13
2015-12
2014-26
2013-14
2012-31
2011-32
2010-33
2009-37
2008-29

Homes started

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YearHomes started
202215
20219
202010
20194
20184
20179
20166
20156
20143
20139
2012—
2011—
2010—
2009—
2008—

Year by year

YearNet migrationBirths minus deathsPopulation changeHomes started
2008−2−27−29—
2009−22−15−37—
2010−27−6−33—
2011−18−14−32—
2012−9−22−31—
2013+12−26−149
2014+3−29−263
2015+13−25−126
2016+14−27−136
2017+5−19−149
2018+37−30+74
2019+28−32−44
2020+45−44+110
2021+51−39+129
2022+43−31+1215

Births and deaths are INSEE's civil registration, by place of residence. INSEE publishes no yearly migration for places, so migration here is what is left of the population change once births and deaths are taken out, and each year's population is itself drawn from five years of census surveys: read it as a trend. France counts no homes finished, so homes started (SDES Sitadel) stand in; most are finished about two years later. A home houses a household, not a person: two or three new residents per new home is roughly one home per new household.

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At the median sale price, a 90 m² home costs €117,720. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is €458 a month. The HCSF caps it at 35% of a household's income.

Payment, two incomes
12%
Payment, one income
23%

Figures for Vosges: Le Val-d'Ajol has no reliable figures of its own.

20.5% more homes were licensed for construction in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Licensed, 12 months
1,405

12.2% of the 2,418 homes counted in the 2023 census stood empty, whether for sale, to let or for other reasons.

Empty, 2023 census
12.2%
Empty homes
294

In 2025, 17% of the homes authorised were in existing buildings: conversions, extensions and changes of use.

Homes in existing buildings, 2025
17%