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How can I find out if neighbors construction will affect my view?

My family is about to make a full price offer on a waterfront property whose listing includes "million dollar views". The house to the left is currently in construction, and the RE agent (buyers agent) has made statements such as, "I don't think that construction will come any farther forward on the lot than it is now." There is construction ground prep (black plastic sheeting) down to an area which would block 1/3 of the water view, it it were built on, but from just looking, we don't know if that is just prep for landscaping, or what their actual intentions are. Since this construction could seriously affect the value of the property we are about to make an offer on, we are wondering if there is public access to their building permits, or some more verifiable source than the realtors "guess" about the scope of what is being built next door? This is in WA state.

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