New Home Builder Leads: Collin County, TX Building Permits

Building permits from across Collin County, one of the fastest-growing counties in the US, including McKinney, Allen, Princeton, Anna, Wylie, Prosper, Frisco, Plano and Celina. Each lead has the builder, plan, permit value and property owner. About 2¢ each.

Cities report their permits to the Collin Central Appraisal District (CAD), and this Actor reads the CAD's official permit file on data.texas.gov, which is refreshed daily. Recent months average 2,000–2,600 permits a month. About half are new construction, and the rest are pools, roofs, solar, remodels, additions and finish-outs. Each lead includes the permit number, issue date, issuing city, permit type, builder name and floor plan, declared permit value, property owner (often the builder's land LLC), situs address, ZIP, subdivision and legal description.

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Real sample leads (pulled October 2026)

Builder	City	Address	Permit value	Owner	Issued
Shaddock	Allen	208 Ardsley Way	$1,343,640	Shaddock-Custer Ridge LLC	2026-10-07
Shaddock	Allen	211 Kings Hollow Pl	$1,243,910	Shaddock-Custer Ridge LLC	2026-10-07
Southgate	Allen	2109 Spiderlilly Ln	$433,200	SGHDAL LLC	2026-10-07
Southgate	Allen	986 Coreopsis Dr	$416,100	SGHDAL LLC	2026-10-07
Commercial Bldg	Murphy	109 E Betsy Ln	$1,965,000	Betsy Properties LLC	2026-09-30

ROI: 1,000 permits cost $20. One builder account for flooring, cabinets, garage doors or landscaping can be worth six figures.

Who uses it

Suppliers that sell to builders (flooring, cabinets, countertops, garage doors, fencing, irrigation) · subcontractors · title, mortgage and insurance · home-services and security companies targeting new homeowners · land and market analysts tracking builder activity.

Filters

Cities (McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Prosper, Princeton) · ZIPs · permit types (New Construction, Pool, Roof/Re-Roof, Solar Energy Device, Finish Out) · property use (residential/commercial) · builder keywords (Shaddock, Trophy, Highland) · minimum permit value · issue-date range.

Set it up as a daily lead feed

Keep Only new since last run on, choose Schedule → Daily, and send leads to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Slack, Zapier or Make. Cities send permits to the CAD in batches, so some permits show up days or weeks after their issue date. With dedupe on, a daily run picks up those late arrivals without repeating anything you already have.

Input

{ "cities": ["McKinney", "Allen", "Prosper"], "permitTypes": ["New Construction"], "dateFrom": "30 days", "onlyNew": true }

Output fields

permitNumber, permitId, issuedDate, permitType, permitSubtype, issuedBy, issuedTo, builder, builderPlan, permitValue, buildingArea, propertyUse, ownerName, address, city, state, zip, subdivision, legalDescription, comments, propertyId, source

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.02 per lead ($20 per 1,000). No subscription.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? The "Collin CAD Building Permits" dataset on data.texas.gov, published by the Collin Central Appraisal District. Why do Plano and Frisco show few permits? Each city decides what it reports to the CAD. Most of the volume comes from McKinney, Allen, Princeton, Anna, Wylie and unincorporated Collin County. Why is the permit value sometimes empty? Some cities report $0. Use "Minimum permit value" to keep only valued permits. Phone numbers? The CAD doesn't publish them. Builder and owner names are easy to enrich.

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Last updated: October 14, 2026 · Built by LeadSignal: public-record lead feeds for B2B sales. Not affiliated with the Collin Central Appraisal District or the State of Texas.