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Commercial and large residential projects, the week they enter planning.

A planning application is the first public trace of a building project, months before a contractor is chosen. We read the official planning registers and keep only the commercial and large residential schemes worth a sales call.

For: Contractors, building-product suppliers and their sales teams in the UK and Ireland.

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AuthorityProjectUnitsStatusDecided
Carlow County Council48 residential units and a childcare facility46granted2025-12-22
Carlow County Council27 two-storey townhouses28granted2025-07-25
Real rows from GET /v1/planning/applications?country=IE, as of 2026-10-25 · organisations only · Planning leads by authority

What you get

  • Commercial and large residential planning applications (householder and minor classes dropped)
  • Units, floor area, status, received and decided dates, link to the council record
  • Filters by country and planning authority
  • GET /v1/planning/applications and the MCP tool planning_leads

Try it

curl -s "https://api.arcadiumdata.io/v1/planning/applications?country=IE"

Works without a key for one entity at a time; a free key returns full pages. AI agents: the MCP tool planning_leads on our MCP server.

Pricing

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Questions

Which applications are included?

Commercial applications and residential schemes above the minor threshold. Householder extensions and minor classes are dropped, so every row is a real project.

Do you show the applicant?

Only when the applicant is a company. Private applicants are never shown.

Which councils are covered?

All of Ireland through the National Planning Applications dataset, and the UK councils that publish open planning feeds. More councils are added as they open their data.

Sources

  • Irish National Planning Applications (CC BY 4.0)
  • UK council planning open data (Camden, Bradford and others)

Official public sources, read without logging in. Companies only, no personal data.