1,291 issued, last 30 days

Commercial Permits in Austin, TX

1,291 commercial permits were issued across Austin in the last 30 days, worth $144,805,505 combined valuation, down 12% from the prior 30 days (1,459). The most active streets right now: GONZALES ST, PATTON AVE, E 51ST ST. Every row below comes straight from the City of Austin’s nightly open-data feed — no scraping, no modeling. The first 10 are free to browse; sign up free for the rest, saved ZIPs, and a weekly email when a new commercial permit is filed near you.

AddressDescriptionValuationIssued
902 E 5TH ST UNIT 105CHANGE OF USE TO RESTAURANT with remodel—Oct 1, 2026
10415 MORADO CIR BLDG 2 UNIT 3007 DAY - interior remodel of existing office space. no access control. —Sep 30, 2026
111 CONGRESS AVE BLDG 1 UNIT 750Interior remodel to existing admin office to include private offices c—Sep 30, 2026
7909 E WILLIAM CANNON DRNew construction dumpster pad enclosure.$275Sep 30, 2026
4816 ABERDEEN DRNeed Stand Alone Commercial permit for 600 AMP service with 3 200 Amp —Sep 30, 2026
9600 GREAT HILLS TRL UNIT 350EInterior remodel to existing office suite. Combining suite 350E with 3—Sep 30, 2026
1208 E 52ND STApprox. 180 ft tunnel replacing all drain pipes under the building—Sep 30, 2026
1636 E 51ST STChange of use to retail auto parts store with tenant fitout.—Sep 30, 2026
8303 N MOPAC EXPY SVRD NB BLDG BInterior alteration of existing core restrooms. - [Building C-Floor 3]—Sep 30, 2026
8303 N MOPAC EXPY SVRD NB BLDG BInterior alteration of existing core restrooms. - [Building B-Floor 4—Sep 30, 2026

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FAQ — Austin commercial permits

How current is this list?

Refreshed nightly from the City of Austin’s issued-permits feed, typically within a day of issuance.

How are commercial permits identified?

By the permit’s own work class, permit class, and description fields in the City’s feed — the same fields shown in the table above.