Laois and Westmeath saw steady rises.
Over 400 new social build homes were completed last year in the Midlands, up 9% from last year.
New figures from the Department of Housing shows Laois built 204 homes, up 34% from 2024.
While in Westmeath, the figures stands at 186, up 92%, with Offaly recording the only decline at just 78 down from 174 - a decline of 55%.
Nationally, the highest number ever of social home delivery was recorded at 9,089.
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