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The biggest Seattle permits Oct 19-25
The 25 biggest of 126 permits. Free this week: contractor, job address, what is being built and job size.
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The free list is the 25 biggest permits. The weekly list is all 126 permits the city issued that week (11 with a contractor name), sent every week.
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The first 6 of the 25 biggest permits
Biggest first, by value- Venture General Contracting LLC2001 8TH AVE SEATTLE$6,364,459 value
- Contractor not published1405 6TH AVE SEATTLE$4,380,615 value
- Contractor not published500 23RD AVE SEATTLE$2,000,000 value
- Contractor not published2350 6TH AVE SEATTLE$1,500,000 value
- Contractor not published8560 SAND POINT WAY NE SEATTLE$1,418,022 value
- Contractor not published2234 LAKE WASHINGTON BLVD S SEATTLE$881,000 value
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- Every permit the city issued: 126 for Oct 19 to 25, 2026 (11 with a contractor name)
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Data: Seattle's own permit records, from its open data portal (cos-data.seattle.gov), pulled Oct 27, 2026.
Questions
Where does the list come from? Is it official?
From Seattle's own permit records on its open data portal (cos-data.seattle.gov), pulled Oct 27, 2026. Repeat filings of the same job are merged and individual people's names are left out. It is not an official record: check with the city before relying on any row.
How fresh is it?
Each list covers 7 full days of permits, pulled 2 days after the last one because cities post permits late. This one: issued Oct 19 to 25, 2026, pulled Oct 27, 2026.
What is in each row?
Each row: contractor, job address, what is being built, job size (value where the city gives it), dates, permit status, and a link to the city's record.
What arrives each week?
The free list is the 25 biggest permits. The weekly list is all 126 permits the city issued that week (11 with a contractor name), sent every week.
Can I cancel?
Month to month. Cancel any time. First month not useful to you? We refund it in full. Terms.
What is not included?
No email addresses, no owner names, no search and no alerts. Only Seattle's own permit records, not the suburbs.
Why not download the city's file myself?
You can. It lists every filing as its own row. This list merges repeat filings of the same job, keeps the columns that matter and sorts the jobs by size.
This week in Seattle
I pulled 126 building permits from Seattle's city records for Oct 19 to 25, 2026, with the data retrieved on Oct 27, 2026. The free sample contains 25 selected jobs, with repeat filings of the same job merged. It is a sample, not the full city permit file. The dated issue window above is the week this page covers.
How suppliers use Seattle permit data
I organize Seattle permit data so a supplier or subcontractor can review the recorded work and job address before deciding whether a project fits their trade. Start with the scope of work, then compare the listed size where the city provides it. Check the original city record before relying on a row. I leave out individual people's names; business details appear only where the source provides them. A permit does not mean a builder needs another supplier, has an open bid, or wants a sales call. This list covers the city source named below, not surrounding towns. Use the free sample to check whether those records fit your work before paying for a recurring list. I keep the issue dates visible so older records stay identifiable.