Rehau Tech Center — A project at the Rehau Automotive plant in Cullman is one of the new permits approved in Alabama this week. (Alabama Department of Commerce)

More on these new permits approved in Alabama

The largest single permit issued in Alabama this week was a $12.8 million permit at the Rehau Automotive plant in Cullman. The plant is a Mercedes Benz supplier and has had multiple expansions in the last few years.

This project’s contractor is Eidson, which has been the builder for the Rehau plant in the past.

Thanks to our friends at Southern Exposure Information, we have the list of all new million-dollar-plus construction projects approved in Alabama last week. Each week, they pull together information from building permits issued to get all the details on these projects. You can get access to all of their construction permits right here.

Here’s more info on these new building permits:

Date	City	Builder	Ownerof Project	ProjectAddress	ProjectState	ProjectZip Code	Amount
07/06/2023	Athens	Horizon Construction Co	Horizon Construction Co	1291 Highway 72 E	AL		$1,955,222
07/06/2023	Cullman	Eidson and Associates	REHAU Automotive llc	2424 Industrial Drive SW	AL	35055	$12,823,614
07/05/2023	Cullman	Johnson kreis Construction Co Inc	Desperation Church	117 2nd Avenue NE	AL	35055	$1,208,000
07/05/2023	Gadsden	Capital Program Management LLC	Owner not listed	401 South 1st Street	AL	35901	$3,800,000
07/06/2023	Huntsville	Rocket City Construction Co LLC	Will Polisky	2615 Old Fairway Rd NW	AL		$4,695,412
07/06/2023	Huntsville	Rosehill Construction LLC	Windrush Shields Huntsville	40 Shields Rd NE	AL		$7,690,575
07/06/2023	Huntsville	Doug Hollyhand Realty Inc	David Sumrall	1900 Old Nursery Rd NE unit 2	AL		$6,222,516
07/06/2023	Huntsville	Doug Hollyhand Realty Inc	David Sumrall	1900 Old Nursery Rd NE unit 1	AL		$6,222,516
07/06/2023	Huntsville	Doug Hollyhand Realty Inc	David Sumrall	1900 Old Nursery Rd NE	AL		$6,222,515

Past Permits

351149774 264389706251469 6917477168311345002 N — New permits issued last week included an apartment complex in Madison. (1010 Elliston)

In case you may have missed any of our previous reports on million-dollar-plus building permits issued in Alabama, here are some of our reports from the last several weeks: