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According to the report, 36,284 new homes sprang up across the country in 2025, with 805 of those brightening communities in County Tipperary. Here is how the numbers break down locally.
In 2025, County Tipperary saw 805 brand new homes open their doors to residents.
The Minister for Housing, James Browne, welcomed the rise in home completions reported by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) for 2025.
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According to the report, 36,284 new homes sprang up across the country in 2025, with 805 of those brightening communities in County Tipperary. Here is how the numbers break down locally.
Clonmel: 184
Cashel/Tipperary: 128
Thurles: 118
Roscrea/Templemore: 103
Nenagh: 100
Cahir: 69
Carrick on Suir: 64
Newport: 39
This national total of 36,284 new homes marks a record high since the CSO first began tracking completions in 2011.
In the past five years, 148,995 new homes have been built. This shows how hard it will be to reach the Government's goal of 300,000 new homes in the next five years. In 2025, 12,047 apartments were completed, 38.7% more than in 2024. Most new homes were built in Dublin and the Kildare, Meath, Louth, and Wicklow area, which together made up 58% of all new homes last year.
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