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Census of Population 2022 Profile 2 - Housing in Ireland
Census of Population 2022 Profile 2 - Housing in Ireland
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Census 2022 Housing in Ireland
In 2022, there were 679,718 dwellings that were owner occupied without a mortgage or loan, up 11% from 2016.
In 2022, there were 531,207 dwellings that were owner occupied with a mortgage or loan, down 1% from 2016.
In 2022, the number of rented occupied dwellings was 513,704, up 9% since 2016.
The average weekly rent for occupied dwellings rented from a private landlord in Census 2022 was €273, up 37% since 2016.
The lowest average weekly rent in 2022 was in Donegal, €134, up 29% since 2016.
The highest average weekly rent in 2022 was in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, €442, up 32% since 2016.
In 2022, there were 119,300 homes in the State using solar panels, 6% of all occupied dwellings.
In Meath, the use of solar panels was reported by 7,629 homes, 11% of all occupied dwellings in the county and the highest proportion at State level.
In Dublin City, the use of solar panels was reported by 6,197 homes, 3% of all occupied dwellings in the county and the lowest proportion at State level.
