Bryant building permits — week of October 12, 2026
Building and land-use permits published for Bryant the week of October 12, 2026, from the City of Seattle SDCI datasets.
In the week of October 12, 2026, Bryant logged 6 permits — 4 newly filed and 2 newly issued — across Seattle's building and land-use permitting, representing an estimated $1.6M in construction value. The largest project on file was “Construct WEST two-family dwelling [UNIT 3] per plan. [Establish use as housing for (6)…” — a $500k–2M job. Most activity fell in the $100k–500k range.
- 4
- New applications
- 2
- Issued permits
- 6
- Total permits
- $1.6M
- Est. project value
Projects by value band
Notable projects
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Construct WEST two-family dwelling [UNIT 3] per plan. [Establish use as housing for (6) attached dwelling units in three buildings per land use code. Construct two-family dwellings per plan. Review and processing for (3) construction records under 7133204-CN.]
Construct MIDDLE two-family dwelling [UNIT 2] per plan. [Establish use as housing for (6) attached dwelling units in three buildings per land use code. Construct two-family dwellings per plan. Review and processing for (3) construction records under 7133204-CN.]
Interior remodel of the Single Family Residence. Reconfiguring main floor finishing basement adding 2 dormers to the top floor and seismic retrofitting the house. Plan is STFI compliant.IMPORTANT: This lot is mapped as having a Riperian Corridor ECA however the stream is in a culvert. Per 25.09.012.D.5.c the ECA code does not regulate culverts. ECA review not required.
Interior remodel of the Single Family Residence. Reconfiguring main floor finishing basement adding 2 dormers to the top floor and seismic retrofitting the house. Plan is STFI compliant.IMPORTANT: This lot is mapped as having a Riperian Corridor ECA however the stream is in a culvert. Per 25.09.012.D.5.c the ECA code does not regulate culverts. ECA review not required.
Basement alterations to a one-dwelling unit subject to field inspection.
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