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Public housing works in South-East

Public bodies signed €1.2M of housing works here in 2023, and €168.4M since 2017.

Signed in 2023
€1.2M
Per resident, 2023
€3

Public housing works signed in South-East

Contract awards for housing construction published on TED by Irish public buyers, by the year published, before VAT. Complete years only; the data runs to October 21, 2026.

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YearValue signed
2025€0
2024€0
2023€1,210,826
2022€113,798,128
2021€0
2020€0
2019€50,600,000
2018€0
2017€2,770,594

Only contracts above the EU thresholds are published on TED, so these are the larger works; smaller tenders on eTenders are not included. A contract is placed in the regions its place of performance names, split evenly; one that names only Ireland counts for Ireland alone. The value is the award's total.

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Sale prices have an 80% chance of landing between €329,555 and €459,085 by August 2027.

Expected, August 2027
€394,320
Chance of a rise
81%

Figures for Ireland: South-East has no reliable figures of its own.

At the average sale price, a home costs €349,312. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is €1,403 a month. Ireland sets no cap on the payment; the Central Bank limits most mortgages to four times gross income for first-time buyers and 3.5 times for others.

Payment, two incomes
16%
Payment, one income
32%

16.9% more homes were granted planning permission in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Permitted, 12 months
3,378
Per 1,000 residents
7.0

Sale prices have fallen by 3% or more once since 2010. That fall began in January 2010.

Deepest fall
−45.3%
Recovery from the low
62 months

11.9% of the 191,879 homes counted in the 2022 census were unoccupied: vacant, or holiday homes.

Empty, 2022 census
11.9%
Empty homes
22,811

In 2025, 50% of the planning permissions granted for homes were for extensions, alterations or conversions of existing ones.

Work on existing homes, 2025
50%