Around 91 new homes are being created in urban areas in a year, according to the Cabinet Office minister.
David Ashford gave the figure in response to a written Tynwald question from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas.
Mr Thomas wanted to know what the capacity of the Island's urban areas is to accommodate extra housing.
The dwellings are expected to be created between April 2025 and 2026, through conversions and by building on unallocated sites.
Commonwealth Games gets fully underway today
The Island's team is getting stuck in as day two of the Commonwealth Games begins.
Cope taking top Guernsey job months after leaving Manx Care
Manx Care's former chief executive has gone on to take another top government job in Guernsey.
Crookall to step away from politics after 19 years
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he won't be standing again in this year's general election.
Warning to jetskiers after incident with swimmers
Jetskiers are being warned to steer clear of swimmers after an incident in the south of the Island.
A week left to apply for student awards
If you're heading off to university in September, there's just a week left to apply for government funding.
High school needs more services for vulnerable people
Castle Rushen High School says it needs to expand its services for vulnerable young people after a sharp rise in demand.
Manx Utilities paying back smart meter users after over-charging them
Manx Utilities is issuing refunds after over-charging people on smart meters for almost a year.
No early publication of Peel quay plans, says department
Plans for Peel's East Quay will remain under wraps for now - after the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture said it wouldn't publish them in response to a Freedom of Information request.
