Dutch Permit Leads — omgevingsvergunning, sloop, kap, asbest, horeca (geocoded, CC0)

Turn Dutch official permit notices into structured, geocoded, filterable lead records. Every day, all 340+ municipalities publish building- and environment-permit notices (omgevingsvergunningen) in the official gazette. A fresh permit is a warm lead: someone is about to build, renovate, demolish, remove asbestos, fell trees, or open a business. This Actor parses those notices into clean rows you can drop straight into a CRM, a map, or a spreadsheet.

No HTML scraping: the Actor queries the official KOOP open-data repository (SRU, CC0 licence) directly — fast, reliable and legally clean — and enriches each record with WGS84 coordinates.

What you get

One dataset row per permit notice:

field	description
date	publication date
gemeente	municipality that published the notice
permit_type	derived class: omgevingsvergunning, bouw, sloop, kap, asbest, evenement, horeca, uitweg, terras, standplaats, ligplaats, overig
status	derived stage: aanvraag, verleend, geweigerd, verlengd, ingetrokken, kennisgeving, melding, ontwerpbesluit, overig
address	street + house number, parsed from the notice
postcode	Dutch postcode (1017 EA) when present
city	city / place name
lat, lon	WGS84 coordinates (from the notice, or geocoded from the postcode)
geocoded	true when coordinates are filled
url	link to the official publication
title	the full original notice text

Download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or push to Make/Zapier/Google Sheets/HubSpot via Apify integrations.

Who buys this

• Solar & insulation installers — new bouw/omgevingsvergunning permits = roofs and facades about to be opened up.
• Construction subcontractors (roofing, scaffolding, groundwork) — target verleend permits by region.
• Demolition & asbestos firms — filter permit_type = sloop or asbest.
• Architects & structural engineers — catch aanvraag/ontwerpbesluit early, before the job is awarded.
• Kitchen, flooring, window & interior companies — a renovation permit means a buyer within months.
• Tree surgeons / hoveniers — kap (tree-felling) permits.
• Monitoring buyers — neighbours, lawyers and municipalities watching a street, postcode or objection window.

How to use (2 minutes)

1. Click Try for free.
2. Set the input: municipalities (e.g. Amsterdam, Utrecht; empty = whole country), permit types (e.g. bouw, sloop; empty = all), optional keywords (dakkapel OR uitbouw, zonnepanelen), days back (1–90), max items, and geocoding on/off.
3. Click Start. Rows appear in the dataset within seconds. Schedule the Actor daily or weekly to receive fresh leads automatically.

Example input

{ "gemeenten": ["Amsterdam"], "permitTypes": ["bouw"], "keywords": "omgevingsvergunning", "daysBack": 14, "maxItems": 500, "geocode": true }

Example output

{ "date": "2026-08-26", "gemeente": "Dalfsen", "permit_type": "bouw", "status": "verleend",
  "address": "Doevelersteeg 13", "postcode": "7722 JW", "city": "Dalfsen",
  "lat": 52.4695144, "lon": 6.2362221, "geocoded": true,
  "url": "https://zoek.officielebekendmakingen.nl/gmb-2026-...html",
  "title": "Verleende omgevingsvergunning, het wijzigen van het plaatsen van de carport ... Doevelersteeg 13 7722JW Dalfsen" }

Pricing

Pay per result: you are billed only for permit records actually delivered to your dataset — a failed run stores and bills nothing. A weekly regional export of 200 permits is a few tens of cents. Geocoding is included (free PDOK Locatieserver).

FAQ

How fresh is the data? The repository updates continuously; notices usually appear the same day the municipality publishes them.

Why is an address or postcode sometimes empty? Municipalities word notices differently — some omit a house number or postcode (e.g. cadastral-only descriptions). The title always contains the full original text, so nothing is lost.

How accurate are the coordinates? When the notice itself carries a coordinate, that exact point is used. Otherwise the postcode is geocoded to its centroid — accurate to the street/block. Records with neither are left with null coordinates.

Is this legal? Yes. The source is the official Dutch government open-data service under a CC0 licence, and the data is redistributable. The Actor exports only what the authority already publishes in the public notice.

Can I automate it? Yes — schedule it in Apify, call it via API, or connect it to Make/Zapier/Google Sheets/your CRM.

Support

Feature requests welcome (extra permit classes, per-street watch lists, activity/type enrichment).