WA · PERMIT COVERAGE & CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
Dumpster permit leads in Washington
Permit Radar connects 1 Washington city feed: Seattle. Each one is ranked for demolition, roofing, new construction and major renovation work.
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CENSUS BUILDING PERMITS SURVEY · 2025
New residential construction authorized in Washington
Units by building type, 2025
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, annual state estimates. Census figures count new residential construction only; demolition, roofing and renovation are not included. Use them as a statewide activity indicator, not a lead count.
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Washington permit leads: common questions
Does Permit Radar cover Washington?
Yes, in Seattle. Coverage is limited to that jurisdiction; other Washington cities are not included unless they are listed here.
How much new construction was permitted in Washington?
The Census Bureau estimates 34,913 new privately owned housing units were authorized by building permits in Washington in 2025, compared with 37,778 in 2024. These figures cover new residential construction only.
What permit signals does Permit Radar track?
Demolition, roof replacement, new construction and major renovation permits from connected city feeds. Each record is scored, linked to its source and shown with freshness so you can decide what to research first.
How much does Permit Radar cost in Washington?
Local is $49 per month for one supported market, Growth is $99 for up to five markets, and Scale is $199 for every connected market. Each verified account can try Local free for 7 days without a card.