Jersey planning applications

3,402 applications from the island's planning register. Search by address, reference or what was proposed.

5 applications matching “La Retraite,” in 2024

All years 2026 1 2024 5 2023 3

Address	Proposal	Reference	Decision
La Retraite, Le Mont du Ouaisné, St. Brelade	Demolish existing conservatory and carport. Construct single storey ground floor extension to West elevation. Construct upper and lower ground floor e	P/2024/1194	Approved
Beau Desert, La Rue de la Retraite, St. Saviour	Replace 10 No. Windows to South & 3 No. Windows to West Elevations.	RW/2024/1160	Approved
La Retraite, La Neuve Route, Trinity	Replace 2 No. Windows to South Elevation, 4 No. Windows to North Elevation & 1 No. Window to East Elevation.	RW/2024/0527	Approved
Le Houmet, La Rue de la Retraite, St. Brelade	Form vehicle pull-in area to West of site.	P/2024/0452	Approved
La Retraite, Le Mont du Ouaisne, St. Brelade	Demolish existing conservatory and carport. Construct single storey ground floor extension to West Elevation. Construct upper and lower ground floor e	P/2024/0222	Refused

What people apply for, and what gets approved

3,221 decided applications, grouped by what was being asked for. 89% are granted overall — the interesting part is the spread.

What was applied for	Decided	Granted	Refused	Success rate
Internal alterations	729	647	52	93%
Extension	578	491	68	88%
Windows and doors	332	306	20	94%
Demolish and rebuild	256	211	29	88%
Walls, fences and access	231	190	32	86%
Garage, annexe or outbuilding	195	163	26	86%
Roof works	188	166	11	94%
Two-storey extension	172	143	23	86%
Change of use	119	95	17	85%
Loft or dormer	77	68	8	89%
Signs and shopfronts	75	70	4	95%
Garden building	74	58	13	82%
New dwelling	68	48	14	77%
Trees and landscaping	62	50	12	81%
Swimming pool	25	21	4	84%
Porch	20	15	5	75%
Solar or heat pump	20	18	1	95%

Withdrawn applications are counted in "decided" but never in a success rate — a withdrawal is usually a redesign, not a refusal. Categories are matched from the application's own wording, so a description mentioning two kinds of work lands in the first that fits.

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How people behave How long do people keep a home here? Half of all repeat sales are 2.7–7.8 years apart, with a median of 4.7 years. That is how often a given address comes back to the market. See what this is built from Asking prices Are sellers in Jersey asking more than the market has moved? On the 484 homes for sale that also appear in the sold register, the median asks 2.7% more than the index says its own last sale is now worth. 192 are above the index, 178 below. What would make this wrong: The index cannot see what has been done to a house between sales. A property extended since it last sold should ask more than the index says, and plenty have been. See what this is built from Planning What is hardest to get permission for in Jersey? Applications for new dwelling are granted 77% of the time, over 68 decisions; signs and shopfronts 95% over 75. Both are high — refusal is rarer here than people assume. See what this is built from

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Planning records are a paper trail: an approval means permission was granted, not that the work was carried out. Our copy is refreshed nightly (last read 2026-08-20); for the live position on a specific application, go to Government of Jersey planning applications.

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