Highland Park building permits — week of September 7, 2026
Building and land-use permits published for Highland Park the week of September 7, 2026, from the City of Seattle SDCI datasets.
In the week of September 7, 2026, Highland Park logged 9 permits, all newly filed applications, across Seattle's building and land-use permitting, representing an estimated $2.6M in construction value. The largest project on file was “Construct two-family dwelling (NW Bldg. C) per plan. [Establish use as housing for two a…” — a $500k–2M job. Most activity fell in the $100k–500k range.
- 9
- New applications
- 0
- Issued permits
- 9
- Total permits
- $2.6M
- Est. project value
Projects by value band
Notable projects
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Construct two-family dwelling (NW Bldg. C) per plan. [Establish use as housing for two attached and two detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct as one and two-family dwellings; with review and processing for four records under 7144551-CN].
Construct two-family dwelling (SW Bldg. D) per plan. [Establish use as housing for two attached and two detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct as one and two-family dwellings; with review and processing for four records under 7144551-CN].
Construct one-family dwelling (NE Bldg. A) per plan. [Establish use as housing for two attached and two detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct as one and two-family dwellings; with review and processing for four records under 7144551-CN].
Construct one-family dwelling (SE Bldg. B) per plan. [Establish use as housing for two attached and two detached dwelling units per land use code. Construct as one and two-family dwellings; with review and processing for four records under 7144551-CN].
Construct southeast one-family dwelling DADU1 per plan. (Allow housing for two new detached dwelling units per land use code. Existing detached dwelling to remain. Construct 2 new one-family dwellings per plan. Review and processing for two records under 7153311-CN)
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