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Which Isle of Man parishes are building the most housing?

New dwellings and demolish-and-rebuilds across 639 applications on the register — the work that adds or replaces housing stock, as opposed to extensions, boundary walls and re-roofing. Where a parish is building, the schools, surgeries and roads around it carry the load, so this is worth reading next to what is actually nearby.

ParishNew-build & rebuild applicationsAll applicationsShare that is new buildGranted
Douglas 115
5,3522.1% 0%
Ramsey 115
2,0475.6% 0%
Malew 46
6806.8% 0%
Onchan 39
1,3552.9% 0%
Peel 39
1,1883.3% —
Port St Mary 34
5216.5% 0%
Castletown 32
1,1362.8% 0%
Marown 27
4565.9% 0%
Lezayre 26
2699.7% 0%
Arbory 25
4096.1% 0%
Patrick 23
4145.6% 0%
Laxey 22
7223.0% 0%
Lonan 18
2108.6% 0%
Port Erin 14
7221.9% —
Santon 14
2116.6% 0%
Michael 11
4112.7% 0%
Braddan 10
2274.4% 0%
German 9
1725.2% 0%
Jurby 8
1804.4% —
Andreas 6
2682.2% 0%
Ballaugh 4
2421.7% —
Rushen 2
316.5% —
Bride 0
1120.0% —
Maughold 0
500.0% —
What this counts, and what it doesn't

An application, not a completed house. Some are granted and never built, some cover several dwellings on one site, and the register does not state a unit count — so read this as where the development pressure is, not a housing-completion figure. "New build" is inferred from each application's own wording, so a minority will be classified differently than a human reader would. Torteval's high share (n/a) sits on a small base — the absolute count matters more than the percentage in the smaller parishes.

Where building actually pays, per m²

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