Where money is going into buildings: new construction, gut renovations, conversions and demolitions, each permit with the address, coordinates, type of work, job value and status. 6,000+ permits valued at $1 million or more in the last 12 months, and 53,000+ on multi-family buildings.
Tell us your market and we’ll send recent records from it.
A permit shows work on a property while it is under way, with the job value the applicant filed and its status as the town reports it.
Cards marked Example use stand-in names and figures. A sample shows real records from your market.
New buildings, conversions and demolitions by county and town, sorted by job value, with each status change we see.
Large renovation permits on single-family and multi-family homes point to properties being fixed up for sale or rent.
Follow new permits and status changes on the properties you lend against.
Proptech teams add permit activity by address to listings, models and reports through the same API.
Every dataset is a feed with a cursor, delivered by API. Run it hourly, daily or weekly, and never re-download yesterday’s records.
GET /v1/permit-events?sinceSeq=902114
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{
"data": [
{
"id": "p_…",
"regionId": "kings-ny",
"muni": "Brooklyn",
"permitType": "New Building",
"description": "New building, eight stories, 64 apartments",
"status": "Issued",
"issuedDate": "2026-06-02",
"valuation": 18500000,
"contractor": "Carroll Street Builders",
"address": "…",
"latitude": 40.69, "longitude": -73.94,
"trades": [{ "id": "general-contractor", … }],
"statusEvents": [ … ]
}
],
"nextSeq": "902611",
"hasMore": false
}Building and home permits in 46 counties: every one in New Jersey and Connecticut, sixteen in New York, and Philadelphia. New restaurants across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, deepest in New York City and the counties around it.
Permits on file per county. Each links to its latest permits.
We add towns and counties every month. Tell us where you sell.
As far as the town reports it. Each permit carries its current status and every status change we see after we collect it, with the date we saw it. Not every town publishes later steps such as the final sign-off.
As the valuation the applicant filed with the permit, when the town records one: 58% of permits in the last 12 months have one. It is the applicant's estimate, not the final cost.
Most permits on file were issued in 2025 or later, so it works best as a feed of what is happening now. Each pull adds the new permits to what you keep.
Yes. Search by county, town or keyword (a street name works), or pull your counties as a feed and filter by map coordinates: 93% of permits are geocoded.
Yes: single-family, multi-family, commercial or other, where we can match the property.
Plans start at $199 a month. Tell us your use case and market, and we'll send a sample and a quote.
Tell us what you sell and where. We’ll send recent records from your area so you can see the fields before you buy.
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