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Building permits issued in Seattle this week

Updated 2026-09-11 · covers 2026-09-04 to 2026-09-11 · source: Seattle SDCI building permits (data.seattle.gov, dataset 76t5-zqzr)

112 building permits were issued in Seattle, WA between 2026-09-04 and 2026-09-11. The largest categories were Residential (94), Non-Residential (18). Declared project value on the permits that carry one: $31,700,079 across 110 permits. The busiest zip was 98103 with 16 permits.

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Permits by type

Permit typePermits
Residential94
Non-Residential18

Where the permits are (zip)

ZIPPermits
9810316
9811512
9811710
981998
981368
981057
981196
981265
981224
981254

Contractors pulling the most permits

ContractorPermits this week
Valentine Roofing2
B Paul1
Forever roofing1
State Roofing Inc1
Kitsap Roofing1
NORTHERN PACIFIC EXTERIORS1
Rainier Roofing Company1
Edca Inc1
Chinook BES1
Washington Weather Shield, Inc.1

Largest permits issued this week

AddressTypeScopeDeclared value
201 16TH AVE ENon-ResidentialConstruct alterations to existing hospital building (Kaiser Main Bldg.) at level 1 per plan. Mechanical inclu$2,120,000
2805 W COMMODORE WAYNon-ResidentialConstruct shoring below grade vault and site grading to existing commercial property per plan.$1,846,995
2134 NE 81ST PLResidentialDemolish existing one-family dwelling per plan.$1,200,000
3420 32ND AVE WResidentialDemolish existing one-family dwelling and accessory structures per plan.$1,100,000
8619 17TH AVE NEResidentialDemolish existing one-family dwelling and detached garage per plan$1,081,153
4220 NE 123RD STResidentialEstablish use as housing for one detached dwelling unit per land use code. Construct new one family dwelling$1,036,765
1201 3RD AVENon-ResidentialConstruct blanket permit tenant improvements to Ogletree Deakins on the 51st floor of existing commercial buil$1,012,678
933 N NORTHLAKE WAYResidentialRemove existing houseboat per plans$1,000,000
3239 NE 91ST STResidentialDemolish existing one-family dwelling per plan.$975,000
6340 4TH AVE NEResidentialEstablish use as rowhouse per land use code. Construct as two-family dwelling per plan.$829,722

Questions

How often is the Seattle permit list updated?

Every Monday. This page covers permits issued between 2026-09-04 to 2026-09-11 and was last rebuilt on 2026-09-11. The source is Seattle SDCI building permits (data.seattle.gov, dataset 76t5-zqzr).

Where does the data come from?

Directly from the public record: Seattle SDCI building permits (data.seattle.gov, dataset 76t5-zqzr). Nothing is estimated; counts and values are exactly what the issuing department published. Permits with no declared value are counted but excluded from value totals.

Can I get this list with the property owner's mailing address and an absentee-owner flag?

Yes, that is the paid weekly report: the same permits for your ZIPs or farm area, joined to the county parcel record so you see the owner's mailing address, whether the owner lives there, the last sale, and the contractor. One buyer per area. Email [email protected] or use the form on the home page.

Are these all the permits issued?

Everything the source published for the period at build time, up to 112 records. Cities sometimes backfill permits days later, so next week's page can include stragglers from this one.

Public record, republished as published. PermitRadar adds counts and ranking only; nothing on this page is estimated. Owner names and mailing addresses are deliberately not shown here; they are in the paid report, joined from the county parcel record.