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Will the number of privately owned housing units authorized by building permits in Connecticut in structures with 5 units or more in 2026 be above 4,500 units?

Pays out if the result is above 4,500.

Chance

27%

Buy Yes

28¢

pays $1 if it happens

Buy No

74¢

pays $1 if it doesn’t

Prices from Kalshi, updated 3 minutes ago. Ends May 3, 11:54 AM UTC.

Price over the last 2 weeks
Cost of a Yes share

Latest trades

  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 25¢$47
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$3
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$48
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
  • 19 hours agoSold yes at 24¢$0
How this market is decidedShow

If the U.S. Census Bureau reports that the number of privately owned housing units authorized by building permits in Connecticut in structures with 5 units or more in calendar year 2026 is strictly above 4,500 units, then the market resolves to Yes. For this market, “multifamily” means housing units in structures containing 5 units or more, corresponding to the BPS column labeled “5 Units or More.” Units in 2-unit and 3–4-unit structures will not be included. The Underlying is the final annual 2026 estimate for Connecticut published by the U.S. Census Bureau, not monthly or year-to-date estimates.