Development Review: May 2015

Commercial Building Permits over $100,000 within Huntsville city limits:

1401 Memorial Pky. NW: Alterations to a retail building for EBR Huntsville LLC (At Home). Contractor: Parkway Construction and Associates. $1.6 Million
1816 Remington Cir. SW: Alterations to a lab tech research area for Remington Arms. Contractor: Tenant Building Group. $685,000

103 Yeager Ct. NW: Construction of an office and warehouse building for HP Properties, LLC. Contractor: Hoover General Contractors. $450,000

3050 Leeman Ferry Rd. SW: Alterations to a commercial building for Cross Fit Huntsville. Contractor: Reeves Custom Homes. $425,000

1218 Memorial Pky. NW: Interior alterations to a food service building for Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corp. Contractor: Ganaway Contracting. $350,000

7244 Bailey Cove Rd. SE: Footing, foundation, and shell of an office building for SWR Holdings III. Contractor: Clayton Construction Group. $317,000

30694 US 72 West NW, Unit E: Finish-out of an office space for Community Urgent Care of Madison. Contractor: Reidco General Contracting. $300,000

925 Winchester Rd. NE: Alterations to a restaurant for Carrols Corporation (Burger King). Contractor: Hudson Company of Tennessee. $214,000

3050 Leeman Ferry Rd. SW: Alterations to a commercial building for Bloom Activewear. Contractor: Reeves Custom Homes. $185,000

1150 Eagletree Ln. SW: Finish-out of an office space for Steele and Steele, LLC/Vision America. Contractor: Garber Construction. $180,000

310 The Bridge St. NW, 3rd Floor: Alterations to an office building for COPT/Trident. Contractor: Stutts Corporation. $154,000

107 Lincoln St. SE: Alterations to a multi-purpose building for Central Presbyterian Church. Contractor: Lee Builders. $146,000

Residential Permits (new construction) in Huntsville city limits:

In May, 85 housing units were permitted, all single-family. The top tract for building permits last month was 109.01 (Hampton Cove), where 24 units were permitted. This is a 3.4% decrease over May 2014, when 88 housing units (all single-family) were permitted.

Residential Certificates of Occupancy (new construction) in Huntsville city limits:

116 housing units were granted certificates of occupancy (CO’s), including 74 single- and 42 multi-family units. The top tract for CO’s in the month of May was 19.02 (Jones Valley) where 20 housing units were added, all multi-family. This is a 22.1% decrease over May 2014, when 149 housing units (65 single-family and 84 multi-family) were granted CO’s.