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New homes permitted, by month

Housing units authorized by building permits each month in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Warren counties, with this year to date.

Montgomery County: 79 in September 2026. Change from August 2026: +21.5%. From a year earlier: −16.0%.

Montgomery County, 2026 year to date: 993 housing units permitted through September, vs. 847 through September 2025 (+17.2%).

0100200300400NovJan 2026MarMayJulSepMontgomery County 79Warren County 60Miami County 42Greene County 17High 345 · Jan 2026
0100200300400Jan ’26MaySepMontgomery 79Warren 60Miami 42Greene 17High 345 · Jan 2026
010020030040050020222023202420252026Montgomery County 79Warren County 60Miami County 42Greene County 17
010020030040050020222023202420252026Montgomery 79Warren 60Miami 42Greene 17
010020030040050020222023202420252026Montgomery County 79Warren County 60Miami County 42Greene County 17
010020030040050020222023202420252026Montgomery 79Warren 60Miami 42Greene 17
Montgomery County   Warren County   Greene County   Miami CountyNew homes permitted, by month, January 2022 to September 2026. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, monthly county and place files.

Next update: October 2026 figures, expected around Nov 25, 2026.

What this means

The Montgomery County figure, 79, was 16.0% lower than in September 2025 (94). Among the 4 areas on this page, Montgomery County is the highest.

How Montgomery compares

September 2026
Montgomery County79
Warren County60
Miami County42
Greene County17
September 2026September 2025Change
Montgomery County7994−16.0%
Warren County60410−85.4%
Greene County1742−59.5%
Miami County4230+40.0%

By city and township, 2026 year to date

#PlaceHouses (1 unit)2–4 units5+ unitsTotal, Jan.–Sep. 2026Same months 2025
1Dayton Montgomery Co.1002260362149
2Centerville Montgomery Co.78193208241
3Mason Warren Co.1400014092
4Xenia Greene Co.10960115110
5Springboro Warren Co.92009258
6Miamisburg Montgomery Co.60206285
7Lebanon Warren Co.2502045250
8Fairborn Greene Co.33063940
9Yellow Springs Greene Co.1900196
10Vandalia Montgomery Co.13201510
11Englewood Montgomery Co.730100
12Kettering Montgomery Co.700710
13Carlisle Warren Co.500522
14Germantown Montgomery Co.40043
15Union Montgomery Co.30032
16Franklin Warren Co.10011
17Harveysburg Warren Co.00002

Places that issue building permits and report to the Census Bureau each month, in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Warren counties. Places that report only once a year aren't listed until the annual figures come out; "not reported" means no monthly report for those months last year.

Common questions

What is the latest figure for new homes permitted, by month in Montgomery?
Montgomery County: 79 in September 2026, from the U.S. Census Bureau.

How has the figure for new homes permitted, by month in Montgomery changed over the past year?
It was 79 in September 2026, against 94 in September 2025 (−16.0%).

How often is the figure for new homes permitted, by month updated?
Monthly, from the U.S. Census Bureau. Next update: October 2026 figures, expected around Nov 25, 2026.

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About this data

New privately owned housing units authorized by building permits each month, from the Census Bureau's Building Permits Survey: houses count one unit each and apartment buildings count every unit. County totals include the Census Bureau's estimates for places that report only once a year; the city and township table lists places that report monthly. A permit is not a finished home, and some are never built. The latest months are revised when the annual figures come out.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, monthly county and place files. Updated November 5, 2026, monthly. Download the data (CSV).

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