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New-build projects in Prilly

Planned, authorised and started buildings from the official building register, plus building permit applications and forced auctions. As of 11.10.2026.

4projected
26authorised
10under construction
461Dwellings planned

In brief

In Prilly (canton of Vaud), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 40 buildings that are planned or under construction: 4 projected, 26 authorised and 10 under construction. Together they include 461 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Buildings planned and under construction

All projects, under construction first, then by number of dwellings.

AddressStatusTypeDwellings
Chemin du Viaduc 6, Chemin du Viaduc 2, Chemin du Viaduc 8under constructionPartly residential use222
Chemin des Planches 6under constructionPurely residential building16
Avenue de la Confrérie 46under constructionResidential with secondary use15
Chemin du Grand-Champ 21under constructionPurely residential building7
Chemin de la Cure 27under constructionPurely residential building7
Chemin du Grand-Champ 19under constructionPurely residential building6
Avenue des Acaciasunder constructionPurely residential building3
Route de Cossonay 51.1under constructionNon-residential–
Route de Cossonay 51.2under constructionNon-residential–
Route de Cery 2under constructionNon-residential–
Chemin du Centenaire 8, Chemin du Centenaire 10authorisedPurely residential building38
Chemin d'Ombreval 5bauthorisedPurely residential building24
Chemin des Planches 7authorisedPurely residential building19
Chemin de Sous-Mont 3authorisedPurely residential building17
Chemin de la Buissonnière 4authorisedPurely residential building16
Chemin de Sous-Mont 5authorisedPurely residential building14
Route de Cossonay 110authorisedPurely residential building11
Chemin de Perréaz 47authorisedPurely residential building9
Avenue de Jolimont 24authorisedPurely residential building6
Chemin de l'Ondine 1authorisedPurely residential building5
Chemin du CourtilauthorisedPurely residential building4
Chemin des CottagesauthorisedPurely residential building3
Chemin de l'Ondine 7authorisedPurely residential building3
Chemin des Passiaux 15aauthorisedPurely residential building3
Chemin des Passiaux 15bauthorisedPurely residential building3
Chemin des Passiaux 15cauthorisedPurely residential building3
Chemin de Bel-OrneauthorisedPurely residential building2
Chemin de Sous-Mont 7authorisedPurely residential building–
Avenue de ChantegriveauthorisedNon-residential–
Avenue de ChantegriveauthorisedNon-residential–
Route de Neuchâtel 30authorisedNon-residential–
Chemin du Vieux-TilleulauthorisedNon-residential–
Chemin du Vieux-TilleulauthorisedNon-residential–
Chemin des BaumettesauthorisedNon-residential–
Chemin des BaumettesauthorisedNon-residential–
Chemin des Charmilles 13authorisedNon-residential–
Chemin de la Grand-Vigne 14projectedPurely residential building5
Chemin d'Ombreval 9projectedPurely residential building–
Avenue du Léman 4projectedPurely residential building–
Chemin de Sous-Mont 3projectedNon-residential–

Frequently asked questions about Prilly

How many new-build projects are there in Prilly?

In Prilly (canton of Vaud), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 40 buildings that are planned or under construction: 4 projected, 26 authorised and 10 under construction. Together they include 461 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Where can I find building permit applications in Prilly?

Building permit applications from Prilly are published in the official gazette of the canton of Vaud 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 Prilly?

With an alert on vorbau.ch: draw an area around Prilly 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 Vaud

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.