Victoria, September 11, 2025
News Summary
The City of Victoria has issued 16 building permits this week, with 6 commercial permits valued at $1,817 and 10 residential permits totaling $1,402. Key developments include the construction of a new bakery and various home improvements. This activity highlights ongoing economic growth and commitment to development in the area.
Commercial and Residential Building Permits Released in Victoria
This week, the City of Victoria has issued a total of 16 building permits from August 27 through September 2, 2025. The commercial permits account for 6 of these, adding up to a total value of $1,817.00, while the residential category contributes 10 permits valued at $1,402.00. The data reflects ongoing development and renovations in the area, highlighting a blend of new businesses and renovations.
Details on Commercial Building Permits
The City of Victoria has issued 6 commercial building permits, with a significant portion allocated for the construction of a new bakery. Notably, Nothing Bundt Cakes has secured a permit for its establishment at 6304 N Navarro St. This permit, designated as CBLD0757352025, is valued at $340,000.00 and covers a 1,855 square foot space. Kinetic Builders Corp is listed as the contractor responsible for this project.
In addition to the bakery, an alteration permit has been issued for a property located at 2208 Leary Ln, 100. This project, identified by permit number CBLD0757492025, has an estimated cost of $35,000.00, with work being managed by Decko Construction LLC.
Further commercial permits include a business occupancy permit for a location on 307 Circle St (permit number CBLD0757182025) valued at $0.00 and a site modification permit for 208 W Goodwin Ave (permit number CBLD0757322025), also with a value of $0.00. Cavazos Custom Remodeling is the contractor listed for the site modification. There are also two permits related to utilities name changes, generating a combined total value of $80.00.
Residential Building Permits Overview
There are three alteration/repair permits among the residential entries: one for 2104 N East St (permit number RBLD0757442025), another for 1610 E Stayton Ave, C (permit number RBLD0757632025), and the last for 2409 Booker St (permit number RBLD0757722025). Additionally, a permit has been issued for a detached accessory building at 401 N Liberty St (permit number RBLD0757712025), also valued at $0.00.
The residential permits include three level foundation permits and two reroof permits, reflecting ongoing improvements and maintenance in existing homes. The total value for residential demolition permits is reported at $100.00, indicating minor demolitions occurring alongside renovations.
Summary of Building Activity
In total, this week’s building activity in Victoria underscores a robust interest in both commercial and residential sectors. With 16 permits issued combined, the city is witnessing various improvements and new ventures, reinforcing its commitment to growth and development. The total commercial permits are valued at $1,817.00, while the residential sector reflects a total value of $1,402.00.
This range of activity may suggest a thriving economy in the area as businesses expand and homeowners invest in their properties. Continuous monitoring of building permits can aid in understanding the city’s growth patterns and housing trends.
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Additional Resources
- Victoria Advocate: Building Permits Issued
- Victoria Advocate: New Business Permits
- The Guardian: Victoria’s Housing Crisis
- Google Search: Building Permits
- Wikipedia: Building Permit
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