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Denver Building Permits and Permit Search

Our Denver feed carried 387 permit records across 5 record types in the last 30 days. The busiest was Commercial Construction Permit (191). The newest 12 filings are in the table below, updated daily. The newest filing on record here is October 16, 2026. ZoneWire's Denver feed holds 4,537 permit records to date.

Recent Denver permit filings

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

2026-DEMO-0000529DemolitionIssued

250 N FILLMORE ST - Non-Structural Interior Prep Demolition - ELEC

The scope of this permit is limited to interior work only. This permit is issued to allow the general contractor to do interior preparatory demolition and nonstructural framing work in accordance with ADMIN Policy 131B, provided permit drawings have been logged in for review under 2026-LOG-0006767. The preparatory demolition and non-structural framing permit will not be finaled until the full commercial construction permit has been issued to the general contractor (this will occur after full plan review has been completed) and all subsequent required trade permits have been issued. Issuance of this expedited partial permit is an acknowledgement by the general contractor and owner that work being completed under this permit is at the general contractor’s, subcontractor’s, developer’s, and owner’s risk since building, zoning, SUDP, and fire code review is not yet complete. Changes may be required to items installed under this partial permit subject to the approved commercial construction plan set. Therefore, if work is required to be removed, corrected, or replaced, it is the sole responsibility of the contractor, their subcontractors, and the developer and/or owner. The City and County of Denver will assume no liability for work completed that requires corrective measures and/or remediation.

RecordTypeAddressStatusFiled
2026-DEMO-0000529DemolitionIssuedOctober 16, 2026
2026-DEMO-0000530DemolitionIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-DEMO-0000528DemolitionIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002000Commercial Construction PermitReady to PayOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002001Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002002Commercial Construction Permit8568 E 49TH AVEIssuedOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002003Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002004Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002005Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002006Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002007Commercial Construction Permit4900 N Race STIssuedOctober 16, 2026
2026-COMMCON-0002008Commercial Construction PermitIn ProgressOctober 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 54 Denver council and commission meetings from the last 24 months and holds 73 land-use decisions from them, each with the board that heard it, and the vote where one was recorded.

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Denver building permit questions

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

The City and County of Denver issues building permits in Denver and publishes them in ePermit online at https://aca-prod.accela.com/DENVER.

Our Denver feed carried 387 permit records across 5 record types in the last 30 days. The busiest was Commercial Construction Permit (191). 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.

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