36 permits worth $9.4 million of construction were issued in the county
According to recently released numbers, construction permits in Putnam County continued at a strong pace in June. 36 permits worth $9.4 million of construction were issued in the county.
26 of those were for new single-family residential homes, and that number is very reminiscent of last year in June which also saw 36 permits. Those permits were worth $5.9M, and only 18 were built for single family builds.
Nationally, by comparison, authorizations for single family homes in May was 949,000 (2.9% below April’s number of 977,000). Single‐family authorizations in May were at a rate of 949,000; this is 2.9% below the revised April figure of 977,000. Building Permits for privately‐owned housing units nationally in May sat at 1,386,000, according to www.census.gov/.
Nationally in the month of May:
- Building Permits: 1,386,000
- Housing Starts: 1,277,000
- Housing Completions: 1,514,000
- Construction spending: $2,139.8 billion
“June permits generated $35,035 in fees which operates the Building Codes Department,” said Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter. “For the Fiscal Year (July 2023-June 2024) 397 permits, $86.9 million in construction with 247 new homes.”
The numbers for Putnam County. They do not include any of the four cities.
Here are the numbers for prior years as a comparison:
2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |||
Permits | Total Amount | Permits | Total Amount | Permits | Total Amount |
28 | 8,516,500 | 20 | 4,990,900 | 22 | 3,886,300 |
39 | 7,960,443 | 37 | 6,653,700 | 34 | 8,245,155 |
30 | 6,355,500 | 34 | 8,705,474 | 25 | 7,056,360 |
46 | 9,177,568 | 35 | 6,924,500 | 42 | 8,903,850 |
39 | 6,575,375 | 40 | 7,075,300 | 33 | 7,391,000 |
51 | 15,624,742 | 36 | 5,922,400 | 36 | 9,476,800 |
41 | 9,911,325 | 36 | 8,456,000 | ||
31 | 6,679,000 | 38 | 7,570,900 | ||
30 | 7,751,000 | 37 | 6,171,496 | ||
39 | 5,533,500 | 47 | 9,429,590 | ||
22 | 5,041,000 | 23 | 4,487,600 | ||
11 | 1,215,000 | 25 | 5,829,000 | ||
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