Sudbury permit activity map
City BriefPublished July 2026

Sudbury Building Permit Activity: July 2026 Snapshot

612 permits recorded in Sudbury between January 1 and July 19, 2026, totaling $396.3M in declared construction value.

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Permits Recorded

612

Jan 1 – Jul 19, 2026

Declared Value

$396.3M

Applicant-reported

Leading Asset Class

81%

Other

Executive summary

PropertyLabs recorded 612 building permits in Sudbury between January 1 and July 19, 2026, spanning every stage of the pipeline from application through completion. Combined declared construction value across those permits totals $396.3M. Other was the leading asset class, accounting for 81% of counted permits.

Key findings

1

Other is the leading asset class in Sudbury, at 81% of counted permits (493 of 612).

2

Sudbury's permit export does not carry neighborhood-level detail in this snapshot — PropertyLabs' live platform resolves this to the address level.

3

The largest recorded project is at 200 Minto Street, Sudbury, ON, declared at $168.6M.

4

Permit volume ran from 199 in the earliest recorded month to 125 in the latest — a snapshot of a live, moving pipeline rather than a finished period.

Data visualizations

Permit volume by month

199
Jan 26
288
Feb 26
125
Mar 26

Permits by asset class

Other493
Residential72
Commercial40
Institutional6
Industrial1

Geographic analysis

Community-level detail is not available for Sudbury in this export. Coverage will improve as PropertyLabs backfills neighborhood boundaries for this city.

Largest recorded project

200 Minto Street, Sudbury, ON

Greater Sudbury Event Center / Arena

$168.6M
Declared value
Units

Sudbury's $396.3M in recorded declared value this period is a floor, not a ceiling — a meaningful share of permits in any city's data carry no declared value at all.

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Methodology

This brief is built from Sudbury's municipal permit data, normalized into PropertyLabs' unified permit schema. Figures count every permit recorded between January 1 and July 19, 2026, across all statuses — applications, reviews, issuances, and completions — so they describe the full pipeline, not just approvals. Where a municipality repeats a single master-project valuation across many sub-permits of one site, that valuation is counted once. This is a point-in-time snapshot (July 2026), not a full historical series.

Sources and limitations

Source: Sudbury municipal open data / permit portal, extracted July 2026.

This snapshot reflects only the permits captured in PropertyLabs' most recent Sudbury export and should not be read as a complete historical series. Unit counts are not consistently reported in this dataset and are omitted from totals. Community/neighborhood detail is not present in this export. Figures are not comparable year-over-year from this file alone.

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Citation & provenance

Publisher
PropertyLabs Research
Last updated
July 2026
Municipal source
Sudbury Open Data

Suggested citation: PropertyLabs Research. "Sudbury Building Permit Activity: July 2026 Snapshot." Updated July 2026. https://propertylabs.org/resources/sudbury-building-permit-activity

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