EirPlot

EirPlot provides a structured approach to analyzing housing permissions that have stalled. The ability to cross-reference local authorities with specific town searches allows for targeted research. I find the distinction between confirmed stalled sites and those merely likely to stall particularly useful for risk assessment. The export functionality ensures that the evidence-backed data can be easily integrated into larger reports. This tool simplifies the process of identifying multi-unit schemes or one-off houses that remain unconstructed across various local authorities in Ireland.

The data on stalled sites seems accurate and useful for planning purposes. However, the specific criteria for the stall confidence levels are not fully detailed on the main page. Users should review the methodology carefully before relying on the exported data for critical decisions.

It is really handy to just type in a town and get a clear map. Being able to export the data makes this tool genuinely useful for my work.

EirPlot has transformed how I approach site verification for my housing development projects. The ability to filter by local authority, such as Dublin City Council or Fingal County Council, makes finding stalled residential sites incredibly efficient. I particularly appreciate the granular search options, including radius searches and scale filters. Being able to export evidence-backed data on permissions that never broke ground saves me hours of manual research across different councils. The interface is intuitive, and the clarity of the maps provides exactly the information needed for due diligence.