The Biggest Building Permit Pulled in Austin This Week
A $51.75M affordable-housing permit at 4810 Gonzales St led the City of Austin's issued permits this week — here's what else is building.
2026-10-02
Data-driven reads on Austin construction and new-business activity — every number sourced from the public feeds we track. 7 posts in Permits.
A $51.75M affordable-housing permit at 4810 Gonzales St led the City of Austin's issued permits this week — here's what else is building.
2026-10-02
78744 and 78745 lead Austin on permit volume, while a single Buda-area filing skews the valuation table — a ZIP-by-ZIP read of the last 90 days.
2026-10-02
Accessory dwelling units are still a small slice of Austin permitting, but the filings skew toward a handful of repeat-building addresses — here's where.
2026-10-02
204 pool-related permits were issued across Austin in the last 30 days — most filed at a nominal $1 valuation, with a few real outliers.
2026-10-02
456 multifamily-flagged permits in 60 days, led by a $48M Domain-adjacent project filed five separate ways — here's how to read Austin's apartment pipeline.
2026-10-02
70 commercial permits along Burnet Road in 90 days — mostly remodels, repairs, and tenant changeouts rather than new construction — a street-level read.
2026-10-02
122 permits along the Lamar corridor in 90 days, led by a $2.98M addition-and-remodel at 3801 N Lamar — most of the rest is small-scale tenant work.
2026-10-02