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Upcoming construction projects in Apex, NC

Apex permitted 26 projects with a declared construction value of $500,000 or more in the last six months, $76.4M in all. A building permit comes before the work, so these are the jobs about to break ground or just under way: what's being built, where, and which contractor pulled the permit.

Projects, last 6 months
26
Over $1 million
18
Declared value
$76.4M
Largest listed
$12.1M
1000 Broadstone Way

The biggest projects in Apex

Permitted from May 6, 2026 until 30 days ago, largest first. The value is the construction cost the applicant declared; one project is every permit filed at its address.

  1. 1.$12.1M

    New building

    Commercial New Building

    Where
    1000 Broadstone Way, Apex, 27502
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130029
  2. 2.$6.8M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building C4

    Where
    2300 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130047
  3. 3.$5.7M

    New building

    New Food Lion, Shoppes at Depot 499

    Where
    1665 Woodall Crest Dr, Apex, 27502
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130050
  4. 4.$3.5M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing - Building C3

    Where
    2330 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130039
  5. 5.$2.7M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing - Building B6

    Where
    2301 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130040
  6. 6.$2.6M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building B3

    Where
    2341 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130042
  7. 7.$2.4M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building B4

    Where
    2321 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130043
  8. 8.$2.1M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building B5

    Where
    2311 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130044
  9. 9.$2.1M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building C1

    Where
    2340 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130045
  10. 10.$1.6M

    New building

    Veridea Crossing Building C2

    Where
    2320 Veridea Commons Way, Apex, 27539
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00130046
  11. 11.$1.0M

    New building

    Residential New Bldg

    Where
    129 Sharp Top Trl, Apex, 27502
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00280462
  12. 12.$554K

    New building

    Lot 14 Ennis Branch

    Where
    2606 Clare Woods Dr, Apex, 27502
    Contractor:
    not named on the permit
    Filed:
    Permit:
    2026-00280638

14 more projects worth $33.2M filed in Apex in the last 30 days

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Month by month

Projects by the month their first permit was filed. The latest month is still filling in.

MonthProjectsDeclared value
July 20262$13.1M
August 20268$23.8M
September 20262$6.2M
October 202614$33.2M

How to find upcoming construction projects in Apex

  1. Start with the permits. A project can't start until its building permit is issued, and the permit names the address, the work, the declared value and usually the general contractor — months before a sign goes up.
  2. Search Apex's eSuite permit search. It's free: open it, search commercial and new-building permits filed in the last few weeks, and sort or scan for the large values.
  3. Follow the general contractor. The GC on a permit is who hires the subcontractors and buys the materials. Call while they're still pricing the job, not once it's built.
  4. Or let the list come to you. TarSignal reads Apex's permits every day, with the ones above and every smaller job, searchable by value, type and contractor.

Construction projects in Apex: common questions

What construction projects are coming to Apex?
Apex permitted 26 projects with a declared construction value of $500,000 or more in the last six months, $76.4M in all. The largest filed more than 30 days ago: Commercial New Building at 1000 Broadstone Way ($12.1M); Veridea Crossing Building C4 at 2300 Veridea Commons Way ($6.8M); New Food Lion, Shoppes at Depot 499 at 1665 Woodall Crest Dr ($5.7M).
How do I find upcoming construction projects in Apex?
Building permits are the earliest public record of most projects: a job can't start until its permit is issued, and the permit names the address, the work, its declared value and usually the contractor. Apex's permits are free to search on Apex's eSuite permit search; search commercial and new-building permits by date and look for the large values. TarSignal gathers them from Apex and other North Carolina offices into one search, sorted by value.
Where does this list come from?
From Apex's building permit records. Every permit filed at one address in the last six months counts as one project, and its value is the largest construction value declared on those permits. A job whose address had a permit at least half as large in the 18 months before is an earlier project's tail, and is left out.
Why aren't the newest projects listed?
Projects first permitted in the last 30 days are counted here but listed only in TarSignal Pro — 14 of them right now, worth $33.2M. Pro has every permit the day it's filed; Apex's permit records don't name the contractor.

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Permit Search has every building permit filed in Apex, large and small, with the contractor where the record names one. Free for permits over 30 days old; Pro has them the day they're filed.

Source: TarSignal, from Apex's public building permit records, data through October 29, 2026. Refreshed nightly. Values are what the applicant declared on the permit, not a sale price or a bid. A project is every permit filed at one address in the window, valued at the largest of them; a new permit at an address that already had one as large in the 18 months before is left out as an earlier job's tail.