New apartment sparks jump in Dayton home building
Development of an apartment community in Deerfield Township boosted the number of local home building permits in June.
A total of 203 local residential building permits were filed during the month, marking a 56 percent increase compared to the 130 permits in May, according to the Home Builders Association of Dayton Home Builders Association of Dayton Latest from The Business Journals Riverside may land 70 housesOhio ranks fifth for worst home vacancy rateDayton new home permits dip in April Follow this company . Of those permits, 74 represented units being added to the Heritage Pointe Apartments in Warren County.
In June 2010, 143 permits were filed, meaning permit filings rose 42 percent year-over-year.
“Home Builders Association of Dayton builder members are feeling a slight increase in confidence as they have experienced some improvement in model home traffic and are active providing pricing to potential buyers which may lead to contracts for new homes,” said Walt Hibner, executive director of HBA of Dayton.
HBA of Dayton tracks building permits in Butler, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren counties. The organization is a local chapter of the National Association of Home Builders in Ohio.
Development of an apartment community in Deerfield Township boosted the number of local home building permits in June.
A total of 203 local residential building permits were filed during the month, marking a 56 percent increase compared to the 130 permits in May, according to the Home Builders Association of Dayton Home Builders Association of Dayton Latest from The Business Journals Riverside may land 70 housesOhio ranks fifth for worst home vacancy rateDayton new home permits dip in April Follow this company . Of those permits, 74 represented units being added to the Heritage Pointe Apartments in Warren County.
In June 2010, 143 permits were filed, meaning permit filings rose 42 percent year-over-year.
“Home Builders Association of Dayton builder members are feeling a slight increase in confidence as they have experienced some improvement in model home traffic and are active providing pricing to potential buyers which may lead to contracts for new homes,” said Walt Hibner, executive director of HBA of Dayton.
HBA of Dayton tracks building permits in Butler, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren counties. The organization is a local chapter of the National Association of Home Builders in Ohio.
