Track construction activity across 2 Utah cities. Each city page shows the source date and available permit and contractor fields.
Most building permits in the United States cost between $150 and $2,000, with a national median around $1,300. Permit fees are usually set as a percentage of the declared project value — commonly 0.5% to 2% — or on a per-$1,000-of-valuation schedule, so a larger Utah project pays a proportionally larger permit fee.
Across the 141 Utah permits we currently track, the average declared project value is about $63,400. At a typical 0.5%–2% permit-fee schedule, that implies roughly $320–$1,300 in permit fees for an average Utah project — though your city's fee schedule and project scope set the exact figure.
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Across 2 Utah cities we tracked 141 new building permits in the last 30 days, representing $9M in declared construction value.
$5.0M commercial building permit permit in Salt Lake City at 1059 N Warm Springs Rd.
We're tracking 141 active building permits across 2 Utah cities, led by Salt Lake City with 131 tracked permits.
PermitGrab aggregates public permit records from official Utah sources. Publishing schedules and available fields vary by jurisdiction; each city page shows its source and newest available record date.
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PermitGrab tracks building permits in 2 Utah cities. Source dates and available fields vary by city.
Salt Lake City currently leads Utah with 131+ active building permits.
Public sources update on their own schedules. Each Utah city page shows its newest available source date and fields.
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