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New construction permits in Fort Worth, TX

New buildings and new homes, ground-up — the permits that create months of sub work for every trade that follows the framing crew. In Fort Worth, TX, those permits are pulled from the city's own published records and sorted into this feed every day the city publishes. LIVE

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30
new construction permits in the last 30 days of this feed's data
Oct 13, 2026 – Nov 11, 2026
1,031
permits of all kinds in the latest Fort Worth, TX pull
29
of these publish a job value, totaling $13,695,008

Recent new construction permits in Fort Worth, TX

DateAddressWork filedPublished value
Nov 10, 2026RIDGEHAVEN RD 76116Construction of new single-family residence 3rd Party Plan Review & Inspections North Texas Inspection Services — Clo...$4,000,000
Nov 5, 2026OLD DENTON RD 76137Ground up sprinklered commercial shell building divided into future tenant spaces / 3rd Party Plan Review & Inspectio...$1,200,000
Nov 9, 2026PRIDDY LN 76114New Construction 6 Condos — KinoD/110 Priddy$1,000,000
Nov 9, 2026PRIDDY LN 76114New Construction 10 Condos — KinoD/112Priddy$1,000,000
Nov 10, 2026FLETCHER AVE 76107NEW CONSTRUCTION SFR/ 3RD PTY PLAN REVIEW AND INSPECTIONS - ROSS INSPECTION SERVICES — RIS-5925 FLETCHER AVE-PAZ$479,004

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Status-date basis. Fort Worth publishes no issued-date column. This feed is filtered to permits in Issued status, and the date shown is the date the permit entered Issued status. A small number of rows carry future status dates exactly as the city publishes them; they are kept as published.

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How many new construction permits were filed in Fort Worth, TX recently?

30 new construction permits appear in the last 30 days of this feed's data (Oct 13, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026), out of 1,031 permits of all kinds in the latest pull for Fort Worth, TX.

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Status-date basis Fort Worth publishes no issued-date column. This feed is filtered to permits in Issued status, and the date shown is the date the permit entered Issued status. A small number of rows carry future status dates exactly as the city publishes them; they are kept as published.

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