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12fy -- Building and dwelling production, 1995M01-2024M01

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3/26/2024
Volume (m3):
m3
Floor area (m2):
m2
Dwellings (No.):
kpl
Building permits (No.):
kpl
Volume (m3), moving annual total:
m3
Floor area (m2), moving annual total:
m2
Dwellings (No.), moving annual total:
kpl
Building permits (psc), moving annual total:
kpl
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Statistics Finland, building and dwelling production
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. missing The statistics are based on total data, which are gradually supplemented as municipal building supervisors enter data in the register. Due to the slow accumulation of notices of building starts, the actual number of building projects started is estimated using the number of known starts. The estimation of starts data is made monthly for the latest 24 months. Data older than that are not estimated.

Construction stage

The construction stage indicates the current status of the construction project. Statistics on building and dwelling production provides information on granted building permits, started building projects and completed buildings.

Region

Region

Building type

The intended use of a building is determined according to the purpose for which the largest part of the gross floor area of the building is used. The classification of the intended use of buildings is given in Statistics Finland's Handbook Classification of Buildings 2018. Not all the classes in the building classification are included in the Statitics Finland's building stock.

Information

Volume (m3)

The cubic capacity of a building is the space limited by the exterior surfaces of outer walls, the lower surface of the base floor (the base of the buildings lowest space with thermal insulation) and the upper surface of the roof (the part of the building limiting the building's uppermost heated space from above including thermal insulation and protection). The cubic capacity of a building is calculated in accordance with the Finnish Standards Association's standard SFS 2460, RT 120.12.

Floor area (m2)

The gross floor area of a building comprises the floor areas of the different storeys and the area of attic or basement storeys in which there are dwelling or working rooms or other space conforming to the principal intended use of the building.

Dwellings (No.)

The number of new dwellings or dwelling units used for permanent residence directed to building permits granted in a certain period.

Building permits (No.)

A building permit is a licence to build which is issued in accordance with the Land Use Act and the Planning and Construction Act and is granted by the municipal building control or environmental control authority dependent on the size of the building project. A notification must be made of all building projects subject to a building permit, and statistics on building and dwelling production are compiled from the information in these notifications. Projects subject to a building permit comprise construction of a new building, construction of an annex, repairs and alterations comparable to the construction of a new building, extension of a building or increase of the space included in its floor area, and essential change of the purpose of use of a building or part of a building.

Volume (m3), moving annual total

The moving total refers to the sum calculated over the measurement periods from one measurement to the next. The 12-month moving total refers to the sum of the observation values of the past twelve months. For example, the 12-month moving total for March is obtained by adding up data from the beginning of the previous years April until the end of March of the current year.

Floor area (m2), moving annual total

The moving total refers to the sum calculated over the measurement periods from one measurement to the next. The 12-month moving total refers to the sum of the observation values of the past twelve months. For example, the 12-month moving total for March is obtained by adding up data from the beginning of the previous years April until the end of March of the current year.

Dwellings (No.), moving annual total

The moving total refers to the sum calculated over the measurement periods from one measurement to the next. The 12-month moving total refers to the sum of the observation values of the past twelve months. For example, the 12-month moving total for March is obtained by adding up data from the beginning of the previous years April until the end of March of the current year.

Building permits (psc), moving annual total

The moving total refers to the sum calculated over the measurement periods from one measurement to the next. The 12-month moving total refers to the sum of the observation values of the past twelve months. For example, the 12-month moving total for March is obtained by adding up data from the beginning of the previous years April until the end of March of the current year.