Austin 78758 Building Permits: Small-Scale Housing by Month and Year

Last reviewed October 5, 2026 · City of Austin issued permit records · Kimbrough Gray · KiliGray Homes

Austin's 78758 ZIP code authorized 26 housing units across 23 projects of small-scale (1-3 unit) housing in the twelve months through September 2026: 22 single houses and 1 2-unit site. Over the trailing 24 months, this ZIP recorded 138 units total. Apartment buildings of five or more units are permitted separately and are not counted here.

Applies to: New building permits authorizing construction of small-scale (one to three unit) residential projects — houses and 2- or 3-unit sites — at addresses recorded in Austin ZIP code 78758. Other ZIP codes and larger apartment buildings are not covered by this page.

This report covers small-scale housing only — new houses and 2- or 3-unit sites, projects of one to three units. That is the boundary Austin’s own review track turns on: three units is what the city’s HOME rules allow on a residential lot, so it is the line that decides which process a project goes through.

The accuracy check is run at a slightly wider boundary than the one reported here, and deliberately so. The U.S. Census Bureau’s Building Permits Survey publishes its size classes as 1-unit, 2-unit, 3-or-4-unit and 5-or-more — it never separates a 3-unit project from a 4-unit one. So the comparison against Census is made on the combined one-to-four-unit total, where it is an exact match rather than an approximate one, and the figures shown on this page are the one-to-three-unit subset of what was checked. Four-unit sites are counted in the check and left out of the tables.

Apartment buildings of five or more units are permitted through a different process at the city and are not included here at all: that series has known counting problems we have not finished resolving, so we are not publishing it until it is right.

These figures are drawn from City of Austin permit records as filed. Some records contain errors — for example, a unit count that does not match the floor area recorded on the building permit — and every project on this page is checked for that before publishing. A project that fails the check is flagged and reviewed; it is not removed, and its units remain in the counts below.

That floor-area check only works where Austin’s own records include a project’s floor area, which is essentially every project since 2007. For anything issued before 2007, this page’s figures are checked only against the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual survey, not against floor area directly — a real difference in how thoroughly a number from 1995 has been checked versus one from 2015, stated here rather than left implicit.

“2-unit site,” “3-unit site” and “4-unit site” describe how many dwellings a lot holds in total once a project’s work is done, not only how many were newly authorized: a “2-unit site” is usually two newly authorized homes, but can also be one new home added beside a dwelling that was already there and stayed. We count it that way because that is what determines which zoning review track a development goes through, not how much of it is new construction — the separate Units figure on this page covers new construction only and is not affected by this. A 2- or 3-unit site is often an attached duplex, triplex or fourplex, but not always — permit records do not consistently say whether the dwellings are attached or are separate houses sharing one lot, so we count and label what the record actually supports rather than assume a building form it doesn’t state. Where the city’s own construction-class code and the summed permit count disagree about how many dwellings a single BUILDING holds, we use the higher of the two and flag the disagreement for review rather than silently pick one.

This page covers ZIP code 78758 only — the site address ZIP as recorded by the City of Austin on the building permit, not a mailing ZIP or council district. It is one of 18 ZIPs with enough small-scale housing activity to get its own monthly and annual history; the other ZIPs with any activity are covered only by the citywide by-ZIP summary, which links to all 18 of these pages.

78758's housing mix, trailing twelve months

In the twelve months through September 2026, 78758 recorded 22 single houses and 1 2-unit site — 4% of its 23 small-scale projects were multi-unit sites (two or more units on the lot) rather than single houses.

78758, month by month (last 24 months)

Newest month first, matching the year x month grid below. Click a month’s Projects count to see the addresses behind it — every address is drawn from the public City of Austin permit record and, where the city assigned a project ID, links to that record’s own page. A month with more than 8 projects lists the first 8 and states how many more, rather than every address, to keep the page a reasonable size; the count in the closed row is always the true total either way. The bottom row’s total expands the same way, listing up to 50 addresses across all 24 months before pointing back to the monthly rows for the rest — the same-shaped control at a higher cap, not a second copy of every address already shown above.

Month	Units	Projects	Single houses	2-unit sites
September 2026 †	1 12108 FENNEC WAY	1 12108 FENNEC WAY	1 12108 FENNEC WAY	0
August 2026 †	5 1707 KIT CIR 12300 BLANFORD CIR 12002 CEARLEY DR 12007 CEARLEY DR 12000 CEARLEY DR	4 1707 KIT CIR 12002 CEARLEY DR 12007 CEARLEY DR 12000 CEARLEY DR	4 1707 KIT CIR 12002 CEARLEY DR 12007 CEARLEY DR 12000 CEARLEY DR	0
July 2026 †	7 1909 KIT CIR 1401 CORSAC WAY 12111 FENNEC WAY 1907 KIT CIR 12103 CEARLEY DR 12005 CEARLEY DR 12003 FENNEC WAY	5 1909 KIT CIR 1401 CORSAC WAY 1907 KIT CIR 12103 CEARLEY DR 12005 CEARLEY DR	5 1909 KIT CIR 1401 CORSAC WAY 1907 KIT CIR 12103 CEARLEY DR 12005 CEARLEY DR	0
June 2026 †	4 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR 1504 CORSAC WAY	4 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR 1504 CORSAC WAY	4 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR 1504 CORSAC WAY	0
May 2026 †	0	0	0	0
April 2026 †	5 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY	5 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 (2 units) 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY	4 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY	1 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 (2 units)
March 2026	0	0	0	0
February 2026	1 2006 KIT CIR	1 2006 KIT CIR	1 2006 KIT CIR	0
January 2026	1 12115 FENNEC WAY	1 12115 FENNEC WAY	1 12115 FENNEC WAY	0
December 2025	0	0	0	0
November 2025	1 1705 KIT CIR	1 1705 KIT CIR	1 1705 KIT CIR	0
October 2025	1 12009 BITTERN HOLW	1 12009 BITTERN HOLW	1 12009 BITTERN HOLW	0
September 2025	0	0	0	0
August 2025	0	0	0	0
July 2025	2 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR	2 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR	2 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR	0
June 2025	2 2009 KIT CIR 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2	2 2009 KIT CIR 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2 (2 units)	1 2009 KIT CIR	1 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2 (2 units)
May 2025	2 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR	2 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR	2 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR	0
April 2025	3 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR	3 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR	3 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR	0
March 2025	2 1506 KIT CIR 12104 CEARLEY DR	1 12104 CEARLEY DR	1 12104 CEARLEY DR	0
February 2025	5 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 12009 FENNEC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY	4 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY	4 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY	0
January 2025	7 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR	7 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR	7 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR	0
December 2024	8 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 new units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR	7 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR	6 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR	1 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1
November 2024	9 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 1505 SANTAL PASS (3 new units) — permit 1, 1503 SANTAL PASS, 1501 SANTAL PASS 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR	6 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR	6 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR	0
October 2024	72 10715 DESERT TRL (11 new units) — permit 1, 10711 DESERT TRL, 10713 DESERT TRL, 1500 OBREGON ST, 1502 OBREGON ST, 1503 OBREGON ST, 1500 SANTAL PASS, 1504 SANTAL PASS, 10717 DESERT TRL, 1501 OBREGON ST, 10721 DESERT TRL 10815 HERMOSILLO DR (61 new units) — permit 1, 10804 HERMOSILLO DR, 10805 HERMOSILLO DR, 10807 HERMOSILLO DR, 10803 HERMOSILLO DR, 10817 HERMOSILLO DR, 10819 HERMOSILLO DR, 10813 HERMOSILLO DR, 10802 HERMOSILLO DR, 10800 HERMOSILLO DR, 10811 HERMOSILLO DR, 10809 HERMOSILLO DR, 10821 DESERT TRL, 10819 DESERT TRL, 10823 DESERT TRL, 1500 ARID WAY, 1504 ARID WAY, 10816 HERMOSILLO DR, 1502 ARID WAY, 10814 HERMOSILLO DR, 10824 DESERT TRL, 10826 DESERT TRL, 10816 DESERT TRL, 10818 DESERT TRL, 10820 DESERT TRL, 10822 DESERT TRL, 10807 DESERT TRL, 10809 DESERT TRL, 10805 DESERT TRL, 10803 DESERT TRL, 10802 DESERT TRL, 10800 DESERT TRL, 10808 DESERT TRL, 10810 DESERT TRL, 10828 DESERT TRL, 10830 DESERT TRL, 10821 HERMOSILLO DR, 10812 DESERT TRL, 10814 DESERT TRL, 10806 DESERT TRL, 10804 DESERT TRL	2 10715 DESERT TRL (14 units) — permit 1, 10711 DESERT TRL, 10713 DESERT TRL, 1500 OBREGON ST, 1502 OBREGON ST, 1503 OBREGON ST, 1500 SANTAL PASS, 1504 SANTAL PASS, 10717 DESERT TRL, 1501 OBREGON ST, 10721 DESERT TRL, 1505 SANTAL PASS, 1503 SANTAL PASS, 1501 SANTAL PASS 10815 HERMOSILLO DR (61 units) — permit 1, 10804 HERMOSILLO DR, 10805 HERMOSILLO DR, 10807 HERMOSILLO DR, 10803 HERMOSILLO DR, 10817 HERMOSILLO DR, 10819 HERMOSILLO DR, 10813 HERMOSILLO DR, 10802 HERMOSILLO DR, 10800 HERMOSILLO DR, 10811 HERMOSILLO DR, 10809 HERMOSILLO DR, 10821 DESERT TRL, 10819 DESERT TRL, 10823 DESERT TRL, 1500 ARID WAY, 1504 ARID WAY, 10816 HERMOSILLO DR, 1502 ARID WAY, 10814 HERMOSILLO DR, 10824 DESERT TRL, 10826 DESERT TRL, 10816 DESERT TRL, 10818 DESERT TRL, 10820 DESERT TRL, 10822 DESERT TRL, 10807 DESERT TRL, 10809 DESERT TRL, 10805 DESERT TRL, 10803 DESERT TRL, 10802 DESERT TRL, 10800 DESERT TRL, 10808 DESERT TRL, 10810 DESERT TRL, 10828 DESERT TRL, 10830 DESERT TRL, 10821 HERMOSILLO DR, 10812 DESERT TRL, 10814 DESERT TRL, 10806 DESERT TRL, 10804 DESERT TRL	0	0
24-month total	138 10715 DESERT TRL (14 new units) — permit 1, 10711 DESERT TRL, 10713 DESERT TRL, 1500 OBREGON ST, 1502 OBREGON ST, 1503 OBREGON ST, 1500 SANTAL PASS, 1504 SANTAL PASS, 10717 DESERT TRL, 1501 OBREGON ST, 10721 DESERT TRL, 1505 SANTAL PASS, 1503 SANTAL PASS, 1501 SANTAL PASS 10815 HERMOSILLO DR (61 new units) — permit 1, 10804 HERMOSILLO DR, 10805 HERMOSILLO DR, 10807 HERMOSILLO DR, 10803 HERMOSILLO DR, 10817 HERMOSILLO DR, 10819 HERMOSILLO DR, 10813 HERMOSILLO DR, 10802 HERMOSILLO DR, 10800 HERMOSILLO DR, 10811 HERMOSILLO DR, 10809 HERMOSILLO DR, 10821 DESERT TRL, 10819 DESERT TRL, 10823 DESERT TRL, 1500 ARID WAY, 1504 ARID WAY, 10816 HERMOSILLO DR, 1502 ARID WAY, 10814 HERMOSILLO DR, 10824 DESERT TRL, 10826 DESERT TRL, 10816 DESERT TRL, 10818 DESERT TRL, 10820 DESERT TRL, 10822 DESERT TRL, 10807 DESERT TRL, 10809 DESERT TRL, 10805 DESERT TRL, 10803 DESERT TRL, 10802 DESERT TRL, 10800 DESERT TRL, 10808 DESERT TRL, 10810 DESERT TRL, 10828 DESERT TRL, 10830 DESERT TRL, 10821 HERMOSILLO DR, 10812 DESERT TRL, 10814 DESERT TRL, 10806 DESERT TRL, 10804 DESERT TRL 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 new units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 12009 FENNEC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY 1506 KIT CIR 12104 CEARLEY DR 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR 2009 KIT CIR 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR 12009 BITTERN HOLW 1705 KIT CIR 12115 FENNEC WAY 2006 KIT CIR 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR and 14 more — see the monthly rows above	59 10715 DESERT TRL (14 units) — permit 1, 10711 DESERT TRL, 10713 DESERT TRL, 1500 OBREGON ST, 1502 OBREGON ST, 1503 OBREGON ST, 1500 SANTAL PASS, 1504 SANTAL PASS, 10717 DESERT TRL, 1501 OBREGON ST, 10721 DESERT TRL, 1505 SANTAL PASS, 1503 SANTAL PASS, 1501 SANTAL PASS 10815 HERMOSILLO DR (61 units) — permit 1, 10804 HERMOSILLO DR, 10805 HERMOSILLO DR, 10807 HERMOSILLO DR, 10803 HERMOSILLO DR, 10817 HERMOSILLO DR, 10819 HERMOSILLO DR, 10813 HERMOSILLO DR, 10802 HERMOSILLO DR, 10800 HERMOSILLO DR, 10811 HERMOSILLO DR, 10809 HERMOSILLO DR, 10821 DESERT TRL, 10819 DESERT TRL, 10823 DESERT TRL, 1500 ARID WAY, 1504 ARID WAY, 10816 HERMOSILLO DR, 1502 ARID WAY, 10814 HERMOSILLO DR, 10824 DESERT TRL, 10826 DESERT TRL, 10816 DESERT TRL, 10818 DESERT TRL, 10820 DESERT TRL, 10822 DESERT TRL, 10807 DESERT TRL, 10809 DESERT TRL, 10805 DESERT TRL, 10803 DESERT TRL, 10802 DESERT TRL, 10800 DESERT TRL, 10808 DESERT TRL, 10810 DESERT TRL, 10828 DESERT TRL, 10830 DESERT TRL, 10821 HERMOSILLO DR, 10812 DESERT TRL, 10814 DESERT TRL, 10806 DESERT TRL, 10804 DESERT TRL 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY 12104 CEARLEY DR 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR 2009 KIT CIR 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2 (2 units) 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR 12009 BITTERN HOLW 1705 KIT CIR 12115 FENNEC WAY 2006 KIT CIR 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 (2 units) 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR 1504 CORSAC WAY 1909 KIT CIR and 9 more — see the monthly rows above	54 1703 KIT CIR 1503 KIT CIR 1608 KIT CIR 12205 CEARLEY DR 12104 FENNEC WAY 1500 KIT CIR 12109 FENNEC WAY 1502 KIT CIR 1602 KIT CIR 12100 CEARLEY DR 12102 CEARLEY DR 1713 KIT CIR 1702 KIT CIR 1700 KIT CIR 12007 FENNEC WAY 1706 KIT CIR 1704 KIT CIR 1504 KIT CIR 12105 CEARLEY DR 12009 CEARLEY DR 1402 CORSAC WAY 1507 CORSAC WAY 1400 CORSAC WAY 12104 CEARLEY DR 2011 KIT CIR 1604 KIT CIR 2014 KIT CIR 1905 KIT CIR 12012 CEARLEY DR 2009 KIT CIR 12005 FENNEC WAY 1508 KIT CIR 12009 BITTERN HOLW 1705 KIT CIR 12115 FENNEC WAY 2006 KIT CIR 1406 CORSAC WAY 12100 FENNEC WAY 1506 CORSAC WAY 1505 CORSAC WAY 12113 FENNEC WAY 1502 CORSAC WAY 12008 CEARLEY DR 1504 CORSAC WAY 1909 KIT CIR 1401 CORSAC WAY 1907 KIT CIR 12103 CEARLEY DR 12005 CEARLEY DR 1707 KIT CIR and 4 more — see the monthly rows above	3 1107 W RUNDBERG LN (2 units) — BLDG 2, BLDG 1 10508 LARK CT BLDG 2 (2 units) 906 NEANS DR BLDG 2 (2 units)

† Still settling: the last 6 months, marked above, can still change classification as later permits land on the same lot -- a 1-unit lot marked here can become a 2- or 3-unit lot once a second building on that parcel is issued, sometimes over a year later. This bias runs ONE DIRECTION ONLY: a marked month can only gain 2-/3-unit lots over time, never lose them, so it currently understates how many multi-unit lots it holds -- read a low multi-unit count in a marked month as incomplete, not as a shift toward single-family construction. Units authorized is not affected by this at all; only which lot a unit is grouped into can change.

A month with no small-scale activity in 78758 shows as zero, not omitted, and the bottom row totals all 24 months.

Reading this table: Units is new homes authorized, the figure comparable to Census. Projects is how many lots saw work — one entry per lot, whatever it ends up holding. Single houses/2-unit sites/3-unit sites sort those same lots by how many homes each one holds in total, counting a preserved home as one of them: a 3-unit project is a 3-unit project even when one of its three homes predates the permit, because total units on the lot is what sets the zoning review track it goes through.

78758, every month, 1981–present

Newest year first — at 46 years, scrolling past four-plus decades to reach the current one is a real cost a shorter table doesn’t have. Each row’s twelve months sum to its own “Year total” column.

Reading the grid: a plain 0 means no small-scale permits were recorded under 78758 that month, and every unit issued citywide that month is accounted for under some ZIP — a confident zero. An – also means zero were recorded under 78758, but some unit(s) issued that month citywide have no ZIP on record at all, so this could be concealing one of them rather than a true zero — shown, not guessed at. A blank cell is a month that hasn’t happened yet. A bold, bordered cell is one of this ZIP's own busiest months (at least 60% of its single highest month on record) — shading paired with weight and a border, not colour alone, so the emphasis holds in greyscale.

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year total
2026 (YTD)	1	1	0	5	0	4	7	5	1	0			24
2025	7	5	2	3	2	2	2	0	0	1	1	0	25
2024	0	3	5	2	0	0	3	0	0	72	9	8	102
2023	0	0	0	0	0	5	4	0	0	0	8	3	20
2022	0	6	3	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	1	0	12
2021	1	0	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	4
2020	0	0	0	5	3	2	3	2	12	5	2	1	35
2019	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	8
2018	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
2017	0	1	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	3	0	1	7
2016	1	0	0	0	1	0	1	1	2	0	1	0	7
2015	0	0	0	0	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	3
2014	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	2	1	1	8
2013	8	0	0	0	2	1	0	0	0	0	1	2	14
2012	0	0	5	5	0	0	3	1	0	0	5	2	21
2011	0	1	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4
2010	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
2009	0	0	1	0	4	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	7
2008	0	0	2	1	0	5	1	1	0	1	1	1	13
2007	2	1	1	2	4	1	1	4	2	3	1	0	22
2006	0	0	0	0	0	9	1	2	0	1	2	1	16
2005	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
2004	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	4
2003	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2	5
2002	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
2001	–	–	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
2000	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	0	2	4
1999	–	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	–	–	–	–	1
1998	0	–	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	2
1997	0	1	0	–	–	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
1996	0	1	2	0	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	7
1995	1	1	0	1	0	2	2	1	0	0	0	0	8
1994	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	2
1993	1	1	0	1	0	0	1	1	2	1	2	0	10
1992	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	2	0	1	6
1991	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
1990	0	0	–	–	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
1989	–	0	0	0	–	0	0	0	0	–	0	0	0
1988	–	–	–	0	0	–	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
1987	0	0	0	0	–	–	–	0	0	0	0	0	0
1986	–	–	0	–	–	–	2	0	0	–	0	0	2
1985	2	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	2
1984	–	–	4	1	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	6
1983	8	1	2	2	3	8	–	1	–	–	–	–	25
1982	22	12	26	15	11	25	132	3	12	15	9	17	299
1981	64	83	41	48	57	27	12	7	13	4	8	3	367

Starting from 1981, the earliest year this dataset's ZIP field is reliably populated citywide (verified: at least 97.8% of small-scale units in every year back to 1981 carry a well-formed 5-digit ZIP). Some ZIPs in this set were largely undeveloped or outside city limits for long stretches of this history — a genuine run of zero years, not a gap in the data.

78758: how many units per lot

A DIFFERENT count from every units/projects figure on this page: not how many new units were authorized, but how many lots ended up holding 1, 2, or 3 units once the work counted here was done. A lot’s size counts any dwelling that was already there and stayed, alongside the new ones — that is what makes a 3-unit lot a 3-unit lot, whether all three were newly built or one was preserved. Grouped by the city’s own parcel ID, not by street address, so a corner lot with two street frontages is not miscounted as two separate lots. This is a count of lots, not a count of units, and must never be added to the units/projects figures above.

Checked against a control group of permit descriptions that state a lot’s size in words: 2-unit lots agree with that independent check 77.5% of the time, 3-unit lots 65.7% of the time. 4-unit and larger lots are not shown here -- the same check found them right in only a small fraction of cases, evidence the grouping method misses some of a large lot’s permits, not that such lots don’t exist. We would rather withhold that count than publish one we cannot stand behind, the same standard already applied to apartment buildings of five or more units.

† Still settling: the current year, marked above, is attributed lots by the year of each lot’s EARLIEST permit -- a lot whose first building was permitted this year can still gain a second building (and move up a size bucket) before the year is out, the same one-directional understatement series.js’s own monthly tables carry. It never affects a completed prior year.

By year

Newest year first.

Year	1-unit lots	2-unit lots	3-unit lots	1-, 2- and 3-unit lots
2026 †	20	1	0	21
2025	22	1	0	23
2024	20	6	0	26
2023	10	1	0	11
2022	2	1	0	3
2021	3	0	0	3
2020	23	0	0	23
2019	2	0	0	2
2018	1	0	0	1
2017	4	0	1	5
2016	5	1	0	6
2015	3	0	0	3
2014	8	0	0	8
2013	6	0	0	6
2012	1	0	0	1
2011	4	0	0	4
2010	2	0	0	2
2009	3	0	0	3
2008	12	0	0	12
2007	19	1	0	20
2006	3	1	0	4
2005	1	0	0	1
2004	4	0	0	4
2003	5	0	0	5
2002	0	1	0	1
2001	1	0	0	1
2000	2	1	0	3
1999	1	0	0	1
1998	2	0	0	2
1997	1	0	0	1
1996	7	0	0	7
1995	8	0	0	8
1994	2	0	0	2
1993	10	0	0	10
1992	6	0	0	6
1990	1	0	0	1
1986	0	1	0	1
1984	2	1	0	3
1983	12	6	0	18
1982	143	14	0	157
1981	151	84	2	237

Last 24 months

Newest month first.

Month	1-unit lots	2-unit lots	1-, 2- and 3-unit lots
September 2026 †	1	0	1
August 2026 †	4	0	4
July 2026 †	5	0	5
June 2026 †	4	0	4
May 2026 †	0	0	0
April 2026 †	4	1	5
March 2026	0	0	0
February 2026	1	0	1
January 2026	1	0	1
December 2025	0	0	0
November 2025	1	0	1
October 2025	1	0	1
September 2025	0	0	0
August 2025	0	0	0
July 2025	2	0	2
June 2025	1	1	2
May 2025	2	0	2
April 2025	3	0	3
March 2025	1	0	1
February 2025	4	0	4
January 2025	7	0	7
December 2024	6	1	7
November 2024	6	0	6
October 2024	0	0	0
24-month total †	54	3	57

Other high-volume ZIPs

The other 17 ZIPs with their own monthly and annual history:

78617 78653 78702 78703 78704 78721 78731 78736 78744 78745 78746 78747 78751 78752 78754 78756 78757

Every active ZIP, including ones without their own page, is in the citywide by-ZIP summary.

Common questions

How much small-scale housing does ZIP 78758 authorize?

26 housing units across 23 projects of small-scale (1-3 unit) housing were authorized in 78758 in the twelve months through September 2026.

What years does this page cover?

Monthly detail for the last 24 months, and annual totals from 1981 — the earliest year this dataset's ZIP field is reliably populated — through the current year.

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