Autodesk released the Revit 2027.3 update on September 15, 2026, and it is the current point release for Revit 2027. If your team has not installed it yet, here is what it changes and what to check before rolling it out.
What’s new
According to Autodesk’s release notes, the update reports build 27.3.0.28 in Help > About. The headline additions are:
- Isolate Annotations: a new edit mode that lets you work on annotation elements on their own, without the rest of the view getting in the way.
- Accelerated views: Coordination Models and data from the Forma Connected Client can now be displayed in Accelerated views, including Forma geometry and Wind Analysis results.
- Dynamo: Dynamo Core is upgraded to 4.2.1. The Dynamo team describes this release as the one that brings Dynamo MCP, so Autodesk Assistant in Revit can build, run and explain Dynamo graphs from a prompt. That feature requires an Autodesk sign-in and does not work offline.
- Structure: rebar tags now point only to visible rebar, and stiffeners can be used in custom steel connections.
- Site and MEP: draft geolocation options (elevation, rotation, fit region) for cloud models, road data ordering from the Forma Contextual Data Marketplace, and a new MEP sizing warning for pipe segments with different materials.
The notes also list fixes for slow copy, cut and paste with in-place elements, IFC export to network folders, gbXML export, dockable panel stability and several security issues.
Why it matters
Two installation details deserve attention. The installer now requires Revit to be closed, and the update cannot be uninstalled: once applied, you cannot roll back to 2027.2. Firms with locked project templates or add-ins should test on one workstation first.
Add-in developers can update their references: the community Nice3point Revit API packages were bumped to 2027.3.0 two days after release. Autodesk’s Revit MCP server technical preview was documented for Revit 2027.2; Autodesk has not stated explicitly in its help pages whether 2027.3 is covered, so check the server documentation before upgrading machines that rely on it.
Source
Autodesk: Revit 2027.3 release notes
Dynamo blog: Dynamo 4.2 in Revit 2027.3
Nice3point revit-api: 2027.3 package update
