In brief
In Courgenay (canton of Jura), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 16 buildings that are planned or under construction: 1 projected, 14 authorised and 1 under construction. Together they include 14 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.
Buildings planned and under construction
All projects, under construction first, then by number of dwellings.
| Address | Status | Dwellings |
|---|---|---|
| Chemin des Champs Morel 62 | under construction | – |
| Rue Pierre-Percée 32b | authorised | 5 |
| Chemin du Pichoux 18 | authorised | 2 |
| Champs du Chêne 20 | authorised | 1 |
| La Condemène 9 | authorised | 1 |
| Les Carrelles 16a | authorised | 1 |
| Les Carrelles 14a | authorised | 1 |
| Chemin des Prés 4 | authorised | 1 |
| Les Oeuchattes 10 | authorised | 1 |
| Les Oeuchattes 8 | authorised | 1 |
| Rue de Courtary 3 | authorised | – |
| Rue Pierre-Percée 8b | authorised | – |
| Les Champs Montants 2a | authorised | – |
| Route des Romains 22a | authorised | – |
| Paplemont 6a | authorised | – |
| Le Bourg 20a | projected | – |
Frequently asked questions about Courgenay
How many new-build projects are there in Courgenay?
In Courgenay (canton of Jura), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 16 buildings that are planned or under construction: 1 projected, 14 authorised and 1 under construction. Together they include 14 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.
Where can I find building permit applications in Courgenay?
Building permit applications from Courgenay are published in the official gazette of the canton of Jura or by the municipality. Vorbau doesn’t analyse this canton’s building permit applications yet, but you can see the planned buildings from the building register on the map.
How do I find out about new building projects in Courgenay?
With an alert on vorbau.ch: draw an area around Courgenay on the map and you’ll get an email as soon as a building there is newly registered, authorised, started or completed. One alert is free.
Other municipalities in the canton of Jura
Sources: Federal Statistical Office, Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings (RBD); cantonal official gazettes via amtsblattportal.ch; SOGC. Planned buildings may change or not go ahead.