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Atlanta Building Permits and Permit Search

Our Atlanta feed carried 684 permit records across 8 record types in the last 30 days. The busiest was Commercial - Electrical (229). The newest 12 filings are in the table below, updated daily. The newest filing on record here is October 16, 2026. ZoneWire's Atlanta feed holds 3,706 permit records to date.

The hearing behind each filing, with the vote where one was recorded and the conditions the board set, comes with ZoneWire Pro: $39 a month for Atlanta, 7-day trial.

The hearing behind the parcel, in Atlanta

One Atlanta land-use decision, matched to the county parcel record and shown in full: what the board decided, the vote where one was recorded, the conditions where the board set any, and the parcel the decision landed on.

ApprovedHeard June 12, 2026

0.179 acres rezoned R-4A → R-4B

1607 Lakewood Avenue SE, Atlanta

Vote: unanimous

Conditions the board attached

Conditions found on pages three and four of the staff report dated June 11th, 2026

Owner of record: included with Pro.

We hold 15 more matched Atlanta decisions, 6 of them named below by name and area. The vote, the conditions and the owner of record on the matched parcel come with Pro.

  • 1.75788 acres rezoned PD-MU → MRC-3 782 Ponce de Leon Place / Ponce de Leon Avenue / Bonaventure Avenue
  • 0.344 acres rezoned R-4A → R-5 963 Alleyne Avenue SW, Atlanta
  • Proposed rezoning: R-4 → R-5 11 Mildred Place NW
  • Proposed rezoning: R-4 → R-5 674 Emily Place NW
  • Proposed rezoning: R-4 → R-5 511 South Evelyn Place NW
  • Proposed rezoning: R-4A → R-5 875 North Grand Avenue NW

Recent Atlanta permit filings

Scraped from the City of Atlanta's own record system. One record is shown in full below; the rest carry the filing facts.

BP-202604210Commercial - PlumbingACA Pending

Drew Eckl Farnham, LLC - Suite 600 Phase 1

1375 PEACHTREE

Tenant suite renovation in existing building.

RecordTypeAddressStatusFiled
BP-202604210Commercial - Plumbing1375 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BP-202604208Commercial - Plumbing101 WOODRUFFACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BP-202604213Commercial - Plumbing3379 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BM-202605144Commercial - HVAC3393 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BM-202605146Commercial - HVAC3393 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BM-202605148Commercial - HVAC101 WOODRUFFACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BM-202605139Commercial - HVAC3379 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BE-202607355Commercial - Electrical3495 PIEDMONTACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BE-202607344Commercial - Electrical1315 PEACHTREEACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BE-202607332Commercial - Electrical425 10THACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BE-202607357Commercial - Electrical3014 DONALD LEE HOLLOWELLACA PendingOctober 16, 2026
BB-202609049Commercial Conversion609 WHITEHALLACA PendingOctober 16, 2026

What a permit record does not carry

A permit record is the construction paperwork: a number, a type, a status and a date. The land-use decision that made the project legal happened earlier, in a public hearing, and it is not in the permit portal. ZoneWire has read 41 Atlanta council and commission meetings from the last 24 months and holds 202 land-use decisions from them, each with the board that heard it, and the vote where one was recorded.

Browse the Atlanta hearing record

Atlanta building permit questions

Building permits in Atlanta are issued by the City of Atlanta and published in Atlanta Online Portal at https://aca-prod.accela.com/ATLANTA_GA, which is free to search and is the authoritative record. The newest of those filings are in our Atlanta feed, each with its record number, its record type and the date it was filed.

The City of Atlanta issues building permits in Atlanta and publishes them in Atlanta Online Portal at https://aca-prod.accela.com/ATLANTA_GA.

Our Atlanta feed carried 684 permit records across 8 record types in the last 30 days. The busiest was Commercial - Electrical (229). The newest filing on record here is October 16, 2026.

No. A permit record is the construction paperwork: a number, a type, a status and a date. The land-use decision that made the project legal happened earlier, in a public hearing, and it is not in the permit portal. That hearing is a separate public record, held by the board that heard it.

The permit tells you someone is building. The hearing tells you what they agreed to.

ZoneWire Pro, $39 a month for Atlanta with a 7-day trial, opens the decision behind the filing: how each board member voted, the conditions the board attached where it set any, and the owner of record on the parcels we have matched.

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