Derelict and unbuilt land in Tallaght Central
As of 25 Sep 2026, Tallaght Central (South Dublin) has 2 derelict sites, 841 homes permitted but not started and 29.5 ha zoned for housing with no permission. 7 building sites started work and did not finish.
2 Derelict sites
2 sites on the derelict sites register, with listed market values of €475,000.
- 53 Glenview Park,, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · Register ref 1978, entered 05 Mar 2026
- Sites at 10 & 11 Old Bawn Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 · Register ref 1940, entered 02 Oct 2024, market value €475,000
The owner of a registered site pays a levy of 7% of its market value a year.
7 Stalled builds
7 sites started but not finished.
- Land in Tallaght Central · commenced 03 Dec 2020, no completion certificate, planned end Jan 2021
- DUB 53 Works to Existing Electrical Equipment Room · commenced 19 Jan 2023, no completion certificate, planned end Dec 2023
- Unit 81, COOKSTOWN ESTATE ROAD · commenced 11 Nov 2022, no completion certificate, planned end Nov 2023
- Roof Upgrade to Existing Office Building · commenced 29 Jun 2021, no completion certificate, planned end Jan 2022
- Units 70-74 Broomhill Road · commenced 12 Jul 2021, no completion certificate, planned end Aug 2021
- Modifications to Serla House · commenced 11 Nov 2020, no completion certificate, planned end Nov 2020
- Covid Notice - Temporary Testing Centre @ Belgard Square · commenced 18 Feb 2022, no completion certificate, planned end Mar 2022
5 Permitted, not started
841 homes with planning permission and no start, across 5 permissions.
- Unit 5A-C · 204 homes granted 16 Oct 2023, expires 15 Oct 2028
- Belgard Square East · 199 homes granted 27 May 2026, expires 27 May 2031
- Glen Abbey Complex · 170 homes granted 21 Sep 2021, expires 24 Nov 2030
- Land in Tallaght Central · 169 homes granted 01 Sep 2026, expires 31 Aug 2031
- Units 66 and 67 · 99 homes granted 10 Sep 2026, expires 10 Sep 2031
93 Zoned for housing, no permission
29.5 ha on the RZLT map with no live permission for 10 or more homes (93 parcels).
- Land in Tallaght Central · 6.3 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 2.7 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 1.4 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 1.4 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 0.9 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 0.7 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 0.6 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
- Land in Tallaght Central · 0.5 ha, RZLT-liable and no live permission for 10+ homes on it
Land on the map is liable for the Residential Zoned Land Tax, 3% of market value a year.
155 Public land
263 ha of publicly owned land (155 sites); the largest holder is Dublin City Council.
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 22.6 ha, Held by Dublin City Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 21.2 ha, Held by Dublin City Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 17.0 ha, Held by Dublin City Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 10.2 ha, Held by South Dublin County Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 9.1 ha, Held by South Dublin County Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 6.6 ha, Held by The Minister for Education and Skills
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 6.2 ha, Held by South Dublin County Council
- Public land in Tallaght Central · 5.7 ha, Held by Institute of Technology Tallaght
Nothing on the registers for Tallaght Central: permission expired, council selling land.
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Data as of 25 Sep 2026. Sources: Council derelict sites registers (Derelict Sites Act 1990); Commencement and completion notices (National Building Control Office); Planning applications (Department of Housing national planning data); Council Residential Zoned Land Tax maps; Land Development Agency, Register of Relevant Lands; Council meeting agendas (s.183 disposal notices).
Facts from public registers, gathered by Buildable (https://buildable.ie/land/sdcc/13260412/report). Free to share and quote with a link. Not advice.