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New homes completed, Wales

New homes completed in Wales each financial year since 1974–75, in all and by who built them: private builders, housing associations and councils.

New homes completed

5,159

2025/26

Verified against source, 28 October 2026, 11:53 UTC
New homes completed, Wales
  • All new homes
  • Private builders
  • Housing associations
  • Councils
05k10k15k20k1974/751983/841992/932001/022010/112019/202025/26

Source: Welsh Government. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Data table

52 periods, newest first

PeriodAll new homesPrivate buildersHousing associationsCouncils
2025/265,1594,064952143
2024/254,6383,3681,057213
2023/244,7713,73697065
2022/235,7854,5821,010193
2021/225,2734,39181072
2020/214,6163,4011,13085
2019/206,0374,7731,20955
2018/195,7774,4891,23157
2017/186,6635,4651,11781
2016/176,8335,5901,2430
2015/166,9005,6461,2540
2014/156,1705,3338370
2013/145,8435,16067112
2012/135,4514,7077440
2011/125,5754,7468290
2010/115,5054,5139920
2009/106,1745,2918803
2008/097,1216,4296920
2007/088,6648,3163435
2006/079,3348,9883460
2005/068,2497,88334719
2004/058,4927,98647531
2003/048,2967,86341716
2002/038,3107,5227826
2001/028,2737,49471168
2000/018,3337,38690047
1999/008,7067,8608460
1998/997,7376,4391,26929
1997/988,4326,4921,9382
1996/9710,0887,5172,54823
1995/969,1666,8762,126164
1994/959,0736,3032,572198
1993/949,8716,6543,005212
1992/939,4006,6902,591119
1991/929,9767,1722,470334
1990/9110,2708,0871,716467
1989/9011,0488,5961,628824
1988/8911,85410,133988733
1987/889,9358,524547864
1986/878,8007,516427857
1985/868,1866,732656798
1984/858,8736,1495822,142
1983/847,9325,7195121,701
1982/837,7835,1829251,676
1981/828,7625,1574203,185
1980/8110,2385,5009313,807
1979/8011,3826,9489873,447
1978/7911,8886,8891,1173,882
1977/7814,6287,3544286,846
1976/7714,8447,4121947,238
1975/7616,6498,3082648,077
1974/7512,4347,8542644,316

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Source and licence

Publisher
Welsh Government
Check it yourself
https://stats.gov.wales/en-GB/60138097-1bda-4bde-8631-28b5f6a97764
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Retrieved
28 October 2026, 11:50 UTC
Raw files fetched

Verification

Verified against source, 28 October 2026, 11:53 UTC Run at 28 October 2026, 11:53 UTC; 208 of 208 figures matched the live source.

ResultCheckDetail
PassProvenance recordedWelsh Government; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-10-28T11:50:41Z; 2 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2562 of 2 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures208 of 208 figures and the headline reproduced
PassFigures are finite numbers208 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure208 of 208 figures match exactly after downloading 2 source file(s) again (2 byte-identical); the headline matches
PassStatsWales dataset is currentlatest period 2025/26 ended 211 days before retrieval (limit 600)
PassStatsWales JSON edition agrees208 of 208 figures match the 215,400 rows of the JSON edition from https://api.stats.gov.wales/v2/60138097-1bda-4bde-8631-28b5f6a97764/data?format=json&page_size=10000&page_number=1
PassTenures add upprivate builders, housing associations and councils sum to all new homes in 52 of 52 years, exactly
PassThe 22 councils add up to Wales30 of 30 figures match the sum of the 22 councils in the stored file, in every year all 22 report
PassSource page answershttps://stats.gov.wales/en-GB/60138097-1bda-4bde-8631-28b5f6a97764 – HTTP 200

Notes

  • Completions recorded by councils' building control and the NHBC. Homes signed off by private approved inspectors are not counted.
  • StatsWales notes that some councils did not send every quarterly return, among them Gwynedd for 2025–26; its table gives figures for those quarters without saying how they were made. England counts its new homes differently, so its figures are on their own page.