Georgetown building permits — week of July 20, 2026
Building and land-use permits published for Georgetown the week of July 20, 2026, from the City of Seattle SDCI datasets.
In the week of July 20, 2026, Georgetown logged 15 permits — 12 newly filed and 3 newly issued — across Seattle's building and land-use permitting, representing an estimated $5.3M in construction value. The largest project on file was “Establish use as personal transportation services per land use code. Construct factory…” — a Over $2M job. Most activity fell in the $25k–100k range.
- 12
- New applications
- 3
- Issued permits
- 15
- Total permits
- $5.3M
- Est. project value
Projects by value band
Notable projects
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Establish use as personal transportation services per land use code. Construct factory-built commercial building guard booths canopies surface parking and site improvements occupy per plan.
Construct triplex (Bldg 3) per plans (Establish as housing for three attached two attached and a single unit - (6) total per the land use code. Construct multi-family (3) unit (2) unit and (1) unit per plans. Reviews and processing for (3) -CN's under 7138335)
Construct duplex (Bldg 1) per plans (Establish as housing for three attached two attached and a single unit - (6) total per the land use code. Construct multi-family (3) unit (2) unit and (1) unit per plans. Reviews and processing for (3) -CN's under 7138335)
Construct oneplex (Bldg 2) per plans (Establish as housing for three attached two attached and a single unit - (6) total per the land use code. Construct multi-family (3) unit (2) unit and (1) unit per plans. Reviews and processing for (3) -CN's under 7138335)
The Project proposes to replace five dolphins constructed from clusters of approximately 20 12-inch timber piles each with six 30-inch-diameter steel piles in the LDW. One of the five existing dolphins was removed due to pile failure. The six 30-inch steel pile dolphins are proposed in the same alignment as the existing dolphins.
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