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Everett building & ADU permits

Recent permit activity, updated continuously.

Everett is Snohomish County's seat, north of Seattle, and permits independently of both Seattle and Pierce County. Washington's HB 1337 requires cities to allow two accessory dwelling units on most residential lots, and Everett's permit feed publishes both the property owner and the contractor of record, so genuine owner-builder projects are distinguishable from contractor-run jobs.

Igni is tracking 348 residential and building permits in Everett, WA — including 15 classified accessory-dwelling-unit (ADU) filings. The most active ZIP is 98203. The most recent filing Igni tracked was Sep 30, 2026. All records come from data.everettwa.gov (Socrata), an official government open-data feed, and are refreshed continuously.

348

Permits tracked

15

ADU permits

4

Distinct ZIP codes

Sep 30, 2026

Newest permit

Recent permits

A sample of the freshest permits in this jurisdiction — ZIP and city only (no street addresses).

ZIPPermit typeADU typeValuationApplied
98201Residential—$24,727Sep 29, 2026
98201Residential—$54,510Jul 22, 2026
98208Residential—$800Jan 20, 2026
98203Commercial—$500,000Sep 1, 2026
98201ResidentialDetached ADU$416,990Jun 22, 2025
98204Residential—$3,779Sep 23, 2026
98203Residential—$5,000Dec 16, 2025
98208Commercial—$40,000May 23, 2026
98208Commercial—$25,000May 11, 2026
98204ResidentialGarage conversion$51,984Jun 12, 2026
98204Commercial—$1,500,000Jun 18, 2026
98203Commercial—$1,500Sep 10, 2026
98201Residential—$6,975Sep 18, 2025
98203Residential—$14,200Sep 24, 2026
98201Commercial—$10,000Sep 25, 2026
98203Residential—$5,000Jun 1, 2026
98203Residential—$40,000Aug 25, 2025
98208Residential—$2,000Jul 26, 2026
98201Residential—$331,856Jun 18, 2025
98203Residential—$8,000Nov 10, 2025

Top ZIP codes by recent activity

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ADU types in the recent set

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Permit activity in Everett

Igni counted 746 permits issued in Everett over the last 12 months (Sep 2025 – Aug 2026) — up 1.6% on the 734 in the 12 months before. The forecast expects about 372 over the next 6 months.

Monthly permits issued in EverettMonthly all permits issued in Everett from Sep 2023 to Aug 2026, between 30 and 93 a month. The dashed forecast for Sep 2026–Feb 2027 runs from about 62 to 62 a month, with a shaded 10th–90th percentile range.0501002024202520262027Sep 2023: 60 permitsOct 2023: 57 permitsNov 2023: 66 permitsDec 2023: 65 permitsJan 2024: 67 permitsFeb 2024: 74 permitsMar 2024: 83 permitsApr 2024: 81 permitsMay 2024: 91 permitsJun 2024: 61 permitsJul 2024: 60 permitsAug 2024: 87 permitsSep 2024: 82 permitsOct 2024: 93 permitsNov 2024: 50 permitsDec 2024: 45 permitsJan 2025: 30 permitsFeb 2025: 31 permitsMar 2025: 58 permitsApr 2025: 93 permitsMay 2025: 63 permitsJun 2025: 68 permitsJul 2025: 67 permitsAug 2025: 54 permitsSep 2025: 55 permitsOct 2025: 63 permitsNov 2025: 52 permitsDec 2025: 58 permitsJan 2026: 61 permitsFeb 2026: 55 permitsMar 2026: 55 permitsApr 2026: 53 permitsMay 2026: 57 permitsJun 2026: 57 permitsJul 2026: 88 permitsAug 2026: 92 permitsSep 2026 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 54–96)Oct 2026 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 54–96)Nov 2026 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 55–97)Dec 2026 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 56–94)Jan 2027 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 57–92)Feb 2027 forecast: about 62 permits (10th–90th percentile 57–92)
Monthly permitsForecast (median)10th–90th percentile range

Forecast: trailing mean, typical error ±14% in backtests one to six months ahead. How we forecast

Permits issued per 12 months by permit type, with the year-over-year change and the median forecast for the coming months.
Permit typeLast 12 monthsYear over yearForecast, next 6 months
All permits746Up 1.6%≈ 372
Residential building381Up 10.8%≈ 192
Commercial building223Flat (+0.5%)≈ 114
Trade (electrical, plumbing, mechanical)140Down 16.7%—
ADU97——
Monthly figures
Monthly all permits issued in Everett; provisional months may still rise as the city publishes late records.
MonthPermits10th–90th percentile
Sep 202360—
Oct 202357—
Nov 202366—
Dec 202365—
Jan 202467—
Feb 202474—
Mar 202483—
Apr 202481—
May 202491—
Jun 202461—
Jul 202460—
Aug 202487—
Sep 202482—
Oct 202493—
Nov 202450—
Dec 202445—
Jan 202530—
Feb 202531—
Mar 202558—
Apr 202593—
May 202563—
Jun 202568—
Jul 202567—
Aug 202554—
Sep 202555—
Oct 202563—
Nov 202552—
Dec 202558—
Jan 202661—
Feb 202655—
Mar 202655—
Apr 202653—
May 202657—
Jun 202657—
Jul 202688—
Aug 202692—
Sep 2026 (forecast)≈ 6254–96
Oct 2026 (forecast)≈ 6254–96
Nov 2026 (forecast)≈ 6255–97
Dec 2026 (forecast)≈ 6256–94
Jan 2027 (forecast)≈ 6257–92
Feb 2027 (forecast)≈ 6257–92

Counts are permits issued per calendar month as Everett publishes them to its open-data feed — not a complete census; a change in what the city publishes moves them too. The current month is left out, and the most recent months are provisional. A forecast is a statistical estimate with a range, not a prediction for any project. Informational only.

How long do permits take in Everett?

Based on 2,004 Everett permits applied for between Sep 2023 and Jun 2026, the typical (median) permit was issued 55 days after application, and the middle half of permits took 17–133 days. One in ten took longer than 288 days.

Median and typical range (25th–75th percentile) in calendar days from application to issuance, by permit type. Segments with fewer than 30 permits are not shown.
Permit typeMedianTypical rangePermits
All permits55 days17–133 days2,004
Residential building85 days28–222 days964
Commercial building63 days32–107 days656
Trade (electrical, plumbing, mechanical)4 days1–20 days383
ADU260 days170–363 days154

Typical, not guaranteed: individual permits vary with project scope, application completeness and plan-review workload. Days are calendar days from application to issuance; applications still pending are counted as not-yet-issued rather than dropped. Informational only, not legal advice. How we calculate approval times.

Housing law — Washington

Washington's HB 1337 (2023) requires cities to allow at least two ADUs per lot in urban growth areas, bans owner-occupancy requirements, and limits parking and impact fees.

HB 1110 (2023) ends single-family-only zoning in larger cities, requiring duplex-to-sixplex middle housing scaled by city size, with Puget Sound cities phasing in compliance from 2025.

HB 1337 (ADUs)HB 1110 (middle housing)

Data source

Sourced from data.everettwa.gov (Socrata). Public records (WA PRA).

Nearby cities — Washington

Learn more about ADUs & building permits

Background reading on accessory dwelling units, building permits, and how Igni turns Everett permit records into leads.

Everett permit data — FAQ

Where does Igni get Everett permit data?

Everett permit data is sourced directly from data.everettwa.gov (Socrata) — an official government open-data feed (Public records (WA PRA)). Igni normalizes it and classifies ADU activity.

How fresh is Everett permit data?

Igni refreshes Everett permits continuously from the source feed, typically within about a day of filing. Headline counts reflect all permits Igni has tracked for this jurisdiction; the table shows the most recent activity.

How long does it take to get a building permit in Everett?

Based on 2,004 Everett permits applied for between Sep 2023 and Jun 2026, the typical (median) time from application to issuance was 55 days. The middle half of permits were issued in 17–133 days. Median by permit type: residential building permits 85 days; commercial building permits 63 days; trade (electrical, plumbing, mechanical) permits 4 days; ADU permits 260 days. These are calendar days from historical records — typical, not guaranteed; individual permits vary with scope, completeness and review workload. Not legal advice.

Is construction activity growing in Everett?

Yes — Igni counted 746 Everett permits issued in the 12 months to Aug 2026, up 1.6% on the 734 in the 12 months before. Residential building permits were up 10.8%. Igni's trailing mean forecast expects about 372 permits over the next 6 months. Counts reflect what Everett publishes to its open-data feed, not a complete census, and the most recent months are provisional.

Does Everett allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs)?

Washington's HB 1337 (2023) requires cities to allow at least two ADUs per lot in urban growth areas, bans owner-occupancy requirements, and limits parking and impact fees.

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Informational only, not legal advice. Headline counts reflect all permits Igni has tracked for this jurisdiction; the table shows recent activity. Housing law changes — verify current statutes before relying on this.