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Chart: New homes permitted, by month, September 2026

Montgomery County Has Permitted 993 New Homes in 2026 Through September

Posted on November 3, 2026November 3, 2026 by Dayton Report

From U.S. Census Bureau data for September 2026.

Builders in Montgomery County received permits for 79 new housing units in September 2026, according to the Census Bureau’s monthly Building Permits Survey.

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 17
0100200300400Jan ’26MaySepMontgomery 79Warren 60Miami 42Greene 17
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.

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Year to date in the neighboring counties: Warren County 952, Greene County 357, Miami County 266.

Houses count one unit each and apartment buildings count every unit; not every permitted home is built.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, monthly county and place files. How the figures are built: methodology.

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