Anacortes building permits 2024

Anacortes, WALocal News

The 2024 building permit statistics for Anacortes reveal a vibrant local construction scene, with 9 accessory dwelling units (ADUs) approved, reflecting a modest increase from the 8 permitted in 2023. The city also welcomed 14 new single-family residences, demonstrating a continued demand for housing. In addition, one new unit was added to an existing apartment building, indicating a focus on multifamily housing solutions. Commercial developments are on the rise, highlighted by 21 tenant improvements and the construction of a new commercial building. The report also emphasizes the popularity of residential remodels, with 31 additions and interior renovations completed.

Mechanical and plumbing permits surged, with 301 mechanical permits and 21 plumbing permits issued, showcasing ongoing infrastructure improvements. Notably, the increase in solar permits to 77 suggests a significant shift towards sustainable energy practices among residents. This data not only underscores Anacortes's growth but also reflects broader trends in housing and renewable energy in the region.

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