Seattle building permits — week of July 13, 2026
Seattle's construction pipeline got a major boost this week with a $30.7 million mixed-use apartment project at 452 N 36th Street, representing over half the week's total permit value and signaling strong high-density investment in the city's core.
Top permits this week
452 N 36TH ST
$30,706,296James E Dahl's $30.7M mixed-use apartment project at 452 N 36th dominates Seattle's permit market, showing significant capital flowing into new urban housing.
6711 42ND AVE S
$1,391,6235-unit townhouse development at 6711 42nd Ave S stands out as the only non-apartment project exceeding $1 million in value this week.
1135 NW LEARY WAY
$1,350,00012332 16TH AVE NE
$1,200,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
12332 16TH AVE NE
$750,672Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
4901 A ERSKINE WAY SW
$709,168Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
4903 A ERSKINE WAY SW
$698,627Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
3633 40TH AVE W
$678,095.6Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
1633 WESTLAKE AVE N
$600,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
6053 6TH AVE NE
$600,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
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