New Construction Permits Over $1M, 5 Cities
Newly issued permits for new construction with a stated project value of $1M or more, across all five supported cities, for contractors, suppliers and lenders looking for large projects early. Covers the last 30 days, newest first. Unofficial, not affiliated with any city or government agency.
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City, permit number, permit type and work class, description, status, issued date, valuation, housing units, contractor business name, site address and the permit and dataset links.
No owner or applicant name, phone or email fields are returned. Work descriptions are filtered to remove person names, phone numbers and emails, and anything that slips through can be reported through the removal-request line in the README.
Set cities to any of san-francisco, seattle, austin, cincinnati and baton-rouge (empty means all five), and change minValuation. maxResults is split evenly across the cities you pick.
With the issue dates left blank, it covers permits issued in the last 30 days, newest first. Data is as each city publishes it and can be incomplete or late, so check the city's record before relying on it.