Sioux Falls building activity lags behind past two years
New commercial construction is about half of what it was a year ago, but residential is up a lot.
New commercial construction is about half of what it was a year ago, but residential is up a lot.
Sioux Falls added $50.4 million in new building activity in March despite the outbreak of COVID-19.
It was a rare month without any major building permits in Sioux Falls. No permits were issued for projects valued at more than $1 million.
We’ve compiled an interactive map of building permits for significant or noteworthy projects in Sioux Falls that we’ll update every month.
If the first month is any indication, development in Sioux Falls won’t slow down much in 2020.
The city of Sioux Falls came within less than 2 percent of a seventh consecutive building record in 2019.
With one month left to go in the year, Sioux Falls building activity is nearly even with last year’s record pace.
Building permits in Sioux Falls are creeping closer to the record set in 2018.
Building permits are almost $100 million less in valuation than they were through the first three quarters of 2018.
The city of Sioux Falls issued building permits for the largest two projects of 2019 in August, but construction activity still seems to be slowing year-over-year.