Building permits in Baltimore: week of September 28, 2026
Baltimore issued 580 permits between September 28, 2026 and October 4, 2026, 1% fewer than the week before (588).
580permits issued
$5,000median declared job value (498 permits with a value)
By type of work
| Work | Permits |
|---|---|
| Residential building | 413 |
| Commercial building | 90 |
| Use & occupancy | 73 |
| Demolition | 2 |
| Temporary structure / use | 1 |
| Com2024 | 1 |
Busiest neighborhoods
| Neighborhood | Permits |
|---|---|
| Baltimore Peninsula | 18 |
| Canton | 13 |
| Carrollton Ridge | 12 |
| Reservoir Hill | 12 |
| Hamilton Hills | 10 |
| Washington Village/Pigtown | 10 |
| Belair-Edison | 9 |
| Frankford | 9 |
| Oliver | 9 |
| Broadway East | 8 |
How this is counted
Each row is one permit in the city's published permit data, counted in the week of its issue date (Monday to Sunday). Categories and work types are the city's own labels. Declared value is what the applicant stated; the median is used because a few very large entries distort an average.
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Counts come straight from each city's open permit data. Other public-record datasets are available now.
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Counts come straight from each city's open permit data. Other public-record datasets are available now.
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