Hancock draws heaps of housing
5 Apr 2024
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Last month, the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business reported Hancock County was the fastest growing county in Indiana in 2023. After looking at recent residential construction data, it's easy to see why--with thousands of homes underway over the past few years and hundreds more planned for the future.
Check out stats for residential building permits filed and proposed in Hancock County's communities over the past few years:
Greenfield
2023
- 113 single-family
- 131 multi-family (by dwelling units)
2022
- 277 single-family
- 229 multi-family
2021
- 222 single-family
- 412 multi-family
McCordsville
2023
- 176 single-family
- 20 townhomes
2022
- 269 single-family
- 202 multi-family
2021
- 437 single-family
Through March of 2024
- 140 single-family
- 15 townhomes
Fortville
2023
- 50 single-family
- 86 multi-family
2022
- 59 single-family
- 42 multi-family
2021
- 113 single-family
Cumberland
2020-2023
- 220 single-family
Proposed
- 268 detached single-family
- 41 attached single-family
- 200 multi-family
New Palestine
2023
- 31 single-family
2022
- 118 single-family
2021
- 213 single-family
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