PermitBaseMountain West
New privately-owned residential construction only

Building activity by state

How much new housing is being permitted across the jurisdictions PermitBase covers — housing units authorized, buildings, and construction valuation from the U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey. This is Census survey data on new privately-owned residential construction, not total permit volume (commercial permits and remodels are not counted). Pick a state for the city-by-city breakdown.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey · data through 2026-05

Utah

3,733units YTD

$956M valuation · 26 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 522 units in 2026-05

Idaho

3,427units YTD

$882.3M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 720 units in 2026-05

Nevada

3,815units YTD

$1,110.9M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 610 units in 2026-05

Arizona

5,826units YTD

$1,666M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 950 units in 2026-05

Colorado

7,504units YTD

$2,032.1M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 1,549 units in 2026-05

Wyoming

273units YTD

$82.4M valuation · 19 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 58 units in 2026-05

New Mexico

1,600units YTD

$342.2M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 187 units in 2026-05

Montana

1,086units YTD

$236.9M valuation · 10 jurisdictions tracked

Latest: 300 units in 2026-05

Figures are trailing totals for the current year to date. Jurisdictions that did not report to the Census Bureau are shown as “no data reported” on each state page, never assumed to be zero. Every figure traces to a specific Census BPS source file.