Summary
Mayor Corcoran showed that new dwelling permits in 2025 were the lowest in 26 years — a sign housing growth has slowed sharply.
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Last discussed Jan 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Fewer permits may mean slower growth in property tax and permit revenue.
Local developers and landowners stand to gain the most from the ongoing real estate expansion.
Builders and the City's growth-related revenue both feel the slowdown.
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City Council - Jan 5, 2026
Mayor Corcoran showed that new dwelling permits in 2025 were the lowest in 26 years — a sign housing growth has slowed sharply.
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