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Léiríonn figiúirí na Príomh-Oifige Staidrimh titim 39% ar líon na n-árasán ar tugadh cead pleanála dóibh
Tá sé léirithe ag sonraí nua ón bPríomh-Oifig Staidrimh (CSO) gur thit líon na gceadanna pleanála a ceadaíodh d’árasáin thart ar 39% in 2024 i gcomparáid leis an mbliain roimhe sin.
Léiríonn na figiúirí freisin go raibh laghdú 2.7% tagtha ar líon na gceadanna pleanála a tugadh do thithe in 2024.
Idir 2023 agus 2024, tháinig laghdú 21.4% ar fhigiúr iomlán na dtithe nua a ceadaíodh go bliantúil in ainneoin an mhéadaithe 20.6% sa bhliain roimhe sin.
Léiríonn figiúirí na Príomh-Oifige Staidrimh a foilsíodh inniu, an 12 Márta 2025, laghdú suntasach de 55.7% ar cheaduithe pleanála d’árasáin i mBaile Átha Cliath ar fud na gceithre údarás áitiúil i 2024 i gcomparáid le 2023.
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Bhí titim 46% ar líon na n-aonad Forbartha Straitéisí Tithíochta a ceadaíodh in 2024 freisin.
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