200 issued, last 30 days

Multifamily Permits in Austin, TX

200 multifamily permits were issued across Austin in the last 30 days, worth $9,008,001 combined valuation, down 22% from the prior 30 days (256). The most active streets right now: LAWRENCE ST, LEROI DR, FLAME ACANTHUS LN. 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 multifamily permit is filed near you.

AddressDescriptionValuationIssued
5001 PECAN SPRINGS RD BLDG 18SP Condo - New construction of 2 story sfr 3 beds 2.5 baths 1 car gara—Sep 30, 2026
5001 PECAN SPRINGS RD BLDG 28New Construction Condo - New 2 story SFR—Sep 30, 2026
5001 PECAN SPRINGS RD BLDG 19SP Condo - New construction of 3 story SFR 3 bedrooms 3.5 bath attache—Sep 30, 2026
3000 GUADALUPE STReroof of TAMKO Titan XT Class 3 - Weathered Wood dimensional asphal—Sep 29, 2026
8316 ROBERT ZION WAYNew 2-story Condo SF Residence 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms—Sep 29, 2026
8216 ROBERT ZION WAYNew 2-story Condo SF Residence with 3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms attached —Sep 29, 2026
202 NUECES ST UNIT 1202Remodel to pre loss condition: like to like replacement of existing HV—Sep 29, 2026
5001 PECAN SPRINGS RD BLDG 11PB: New construction of 2 story SFR condo 25 bath 3 bedrooms attached $0Sep 29, 2026
2601 ESPERANZA XINGInstallation of EV Dual Charging Station pedestal mounted at building —Sep 29, 2026
5903 SILENT NOVA VWAdding Pool and Spa to existing Single Family Residence (SP Condo)—Sep 29, 2026

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FAQ — Austin multifamily 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 multifamily 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.