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New homes permitted every month.

New homes permitted

247 new homes were permitted in Thousand Oaks in the 12 months through August 2026, 319% more than the 12 months before.

  • 39single-family homes
  • 208homes in duplexes, townhome and apartment buildings
  • $338Kaverage construction cost per single-family home
  • $58.1Mtotal permitted construction value
New homes permitted each month
  1. 4Sep 24
  2. 6Oct 24
  3. 5Nov 24
  4. 6Dec 24
  5. 5Jan 25
  6. 6Feb 25
  7. 6Mar 25
  8. 5Apr 25
  9. 4May 25
  10. 4Jun 25
  11. 4Jul 25
  12. 4Aug 25
  13. 4Sep 25
  14. 4Oct 25
  15. 3Nov 25
  16. 4Dec 25
  17. 3Jan 26
  18. 1Feb 26
  19. 206Mar 26
  20. 4Apr 26
  21. 3May 26
  22. 4Jun 26
  23. 3Jul 26
  24. 8Aug 26

Single-family Multifamily

Month-by-month numbers
MonthHomesSingle-family2–4 units5+ unitsValue
August 20268305$2.0M
July 20263300$1.1M
June 20264400$1.4M
May 20263300$1.1M
April 20264400$2.1M
March 202620630203$45.6M
February 20261100$150K
January 20263300$793K
December 20254400$1.1M
November 20253300$793K
October 20254400$1.1M
September 20254400$1.1M
August 20254400$1.1M
July 20254400$1.1M
June 20254400$1.1M
May 20254400$1.1M
April 20255500$1.3M
March 20256600$1.0M
February 20256600$1.0M
January 20255500$800K
December 20246600$1.0M
November 20245500$837K
October 20246600$1.0M
September 20244400$2.7M

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, new privately owned housing units authorized from September 2024 to August 2026. New months are added as the Census posts them, about six weeks after the month ends. Census permits data ↗

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How many new homes are being built in Thousand Oaks?

Thousand Oaks permitted 247 new homes in the 12 months through August 2026: 39 single-family homes and 208 homes in duplexes, townhome and apartment buildings, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Building Permits Survey.

Where do the monthly numbers come from?

From the U.S. Census Bureau’s Building Permits Survey, which counts new privately owned housing units authorized by local permit offices each month. It does not include remodels, additions or commercial buildings, and a permit is not a finished home.

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