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New-build projects in the canton of Schaffhausen

All planned, authorised and started buildings from the official building register, by municipality. As of 11.10.2026.

144projected
180authorised
83under construction
665Dwellings planned

In brief

In the canton of Schaffhausen, the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 407 buildings that are planned or under construction, spread across 23 municipalities: 144 projected, 180 authorised and 83 under construction. They include 665 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Municipalities in the canton of Schaffhausen

23 municipalities with planned or ongoing construction. Sort:

MunicipalityBuildingsprojectedauthorisedunder constructionDwellings
Schaffhausen8126649255
Ramsen70367053
Thayngen683234258
Neuhausen am Rheinfall281310531
Stein am Rhein20710363
Buchberg19135119
Neunkirch18410425
Hallau1639411
Schleitheim14140035
Beggingen100827
Löhningen98109
Dörflingen743016
Hemishofen724122
Trasadingen71243
Rüdlingen660017
Beringen501417
Gächlingen42111
Merishausen42207
Oberhallau40221
Wilchingen421111
Büttenhardt31202
Lohn (SH)20202
Buch (SH)11000

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Frequently asked questions about the canton of Schaffhausen

How many new-build projects are there in the canton of Schaffhausen?

In the canton of Schaffhausen, the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 407 buildings that are planned or under construction, spread across 23 municipalities: 144 projected, 180 authorised and 83 under construction. They include 665 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Where is the most building activity in the canton of Schaffhausen?

The most projects are in Schaffhausen (81), Ramsen (70), Thayngen (68).

Where can I find building permit applications in the canton of Schaffhausen?

Building permit applications are published in the official gazette of the canton of Schaffhausen or by the municipalities. Vorbau doesn’t analyse them for this canton yet, but the planned buildings from the building register are fully shown on the map.

Sources: Federal Statistical Office, Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings (RBD); cantonal official gazettes via amtsblattportal.ch; SOGC.