New Austin building permits this week
Updated October 28, 2026. Every permit the City of Austin issued Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2026, straight from the city's open data, cleaned and searchable. Free, no signup. Home addresses are hidden. Other cities
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The free list below is one city, one week. Paying customers get every week as a clean CSV and Excel file by email each Monday, with busy-contractor flags, expiring home permits and property facts. Cancel any time.
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· Download this week free (CSV, 1,229 rows) · Download only the filtered rows
| Issued | Permit | Type | Work | Description | Value | Address | ZIP | Contractor | Trade |
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Showing up to 300 rows at a time; search or filter to narrow, or download the CSV for all of them. Click a column name to sort. Home addresses are hidden: the Address column is filled only for commercial permits (residential and unclassified permits show the ZIP where the city publishes one). Stated job value is what the applicant told the city; some permits show $0.
$150/month per city: the full cleaned file every week (all 5 permit cities available)
The free list below is one city, one week. Paying customers get every week as a clean CSV and Excel file by email each Monday, with busy-contractor flags, expiring home permits and property facts. Cancel any time.
Start $150/monthFirst city sample month: $49
First city sample month: $49: try one full month of weekly files for one city at $49, then decide. Order by email; we reply with an invoice and the first file.
Questions
Where does this list come from?
The City of Austin issued construction permits dataset (data.austintexas.gov, 3syk-w9eu). Every row with a permit link goes to the official city record.
How often is it updated?
Weekly. The page shows the latest 7 days the city has published; the Updated line at the top shows the date.
What does "new to Austin" mean?
The contractor business pulled a permit in these 7 days but had no Austin permit in the 12 months before.
Is there homeowner or personal contact information?
No. Business and property data only: home addresses are hidden (job address shown only for commercial permits), no homeowner names, no person names and no phone numbers. Contractor names that look like a person, not a business, are left out. For marketing and market research use, not a consumer report under the FCRA. If you market by phone, text or email, you are responsible for TCPA, Do-Not-Call and CAN-SPAM compliance.
Can I get other cities?
Yes. The paid weekly file covers Austin, Chicago, Cincinnati, New Orleans and Mesa, with the same columns plus busy-contractor flags and expiring-permit lists. Las Vegas is not covered today. Free weekly pages for every city: see Other cities below.
Other cities
- All free weekly permit pages
- New Chicago building permits this week
- New Cincinnati building permits this week
- New New Orleans building permits this week
- New Mesa building permits this week
Related pages
- City Signals Data home
- Austin building permit data, weekly
- Building permit data download (5 cities)
- New contractors from building permits
- Expired and expiring building permits
- Weekly permits and contractors dataset
- Free weekly counts (Google Sheet)
Source: City of Austin, issued construction permits (data.austintexas.gov/d/3syk-w9eu). City Signals Data is not affiliated with the City of Austin. For marketing and market research use, not a consumer report under the FCRA. If you market by phone, text or email, you are responsible for TCPA, Do-Not-Call and CAN-SPAM compliance. Use is governed by our Terms and Data use rules. Questions: hello@citysignalsdata.com.