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Building permits in Norwood Park, Chicago

See what’s being permitted in Norwood Park. Explore recent activity and the trades involved before researching a project.

51issued in the last 30 days
139issued in the last 90 days

Data last updated Nov 3, 7:01 AM Chicago time. Newest permit issued Oct 30, 2026. Source: City of Chicago building permits.

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RECENT ACTIVITY

Most recent permits

A preview of published records. Reported costs are declared by applicants; a permit does not confirm available work.

  • General buildingPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$100 · Oct 30, 2026
  • General buildingPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$17,000 · Oct 29, 2026
  • ElectricalPermit – express permit program · Norwood ParkCost not listed · Oct 28, 2026
  • General buildingWrecking/demolition · Norwood Park$9,000 · Oct 27, 2026
  • SolarPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$10,254 · Oct 27, 2026
  • SolarPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$7,505 · Oct 27, 2026
  • General buildingPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$22,000 · Oct 27, 2026
  • General buildingPermit – express permit program · Norwood Park$40,000 · Oct 26, 2026

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Permits by trade, last 30 days

A permit can involve more than one trade. Trade links open activity across all of Chicago.

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Norwood Park: permits per month by trade, last 12 full months
Norwood Park: permits per month by trade, last 12 full months
MonthGeneral buildingElectricalFencingSolar
2025-1113316
2025-1261124
2026-0110521
2026-027603
2026-0318542
2026-04288102
2026-0514762
2026-06221052
2026-0716768
2026-08151284
2026-09271545
2026-10311429

Permit types, last 30 days

  • Permit – express permit program30

    Repairs and small jobs filed through the city’s online Express Permit Program, such as reroofing, porch repair, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, masonry, window and door replacement and small solar systems. It replaced the paper Easy Permit Process in November 2023.

  • Signs13

    Needed to put up a sign on land, a building or a business.

  • Renovation/alteration5

    Changes to an existing building. Work that needs architectural plans goes through the city’s Standard Plan Review.

  • Wrecking/demolition2

    Needed to demolish a building or most of it, or to permanently reduce its size.

  • New construction1

Permit types come from city records. Explanations are based on the City of Chicago Department of Buildings permit pages.