Municipal projects, building applications and planning procedures from Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Luxembourg and Switzerland — with the source, the date it was checked, and a clear line between fact and reading.
The municipality of Lossatal has published participation material through the Saxon public-participation portal for a planned tiny house settlement in Lüptitz. Up to fifteen units are envisaged, intended for use as a permanent primary residence.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →In July 2026 the municipality of St. Margrethen published a building application for a new tiny house together with an air-to-water heat pump on a named parcel, with the customary objection period.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →The municipal project page for Lisse describes eight tiny houses along with project-specific dimensions, including a maximum floor area and a maximum height. It is a municipal project with its own conditions.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →Local reporting from June 2025 describes an agreement for eight tiny houses in Nieuwveense Landen, with construction then planned for 2026. The current position has not been re-confirmed with the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →The Waterweg Wonen project page describes planned compact housing in the Hoofdstedenbuurt. Exact counts and dates are not unambiguously dated on the page and are being re-checked before further publication.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →In October 2025 Frederikssund Kommune reported that 18 tiny house plots had been offered and that the area was under construction, with completion and occupation expected during 2026.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →Vejle Kommune describes Tommeliden as a municipal tiny house area for year-round living with space for 28 experimental homes.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →Køge Kommune describes Tiny Varigheden as a housing laboratory planned around 16 small sustainable homes and a climate knowledge centre. The project is in the local-plan procedure.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →SYVICOL documents a municipal tiny house demonstrator in Niederanven produced using 3D-printing technology. The municipality subsequently announced its inauguration.
Last checked: 2026-08-14 →This item reports on a named project in a named place. It says nothing about what is permitted on your plot. The authority responsible for your site decides, in writing, before you order.
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