Track construction activity across 29 Washington 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 Washington project pays a proportionally larger permit fee.
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We're tracking 62,525 active building permits across 29 Washington cities, led by Pierce County with 7729 tracked permits.
PermitGrab aggregates public permit records from official Washington 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 29 Washington cities. Source dates and available fields vary by city.
Pierce County currently leads Washington with 7729+ active building permits.
Public sources update on their own schedules. Each Washington city page shows its newest available source date and fields.
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