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🏗️ Building Permits Leads — New Construction Projects

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🏗️ Building Permits Leads — New Construction Projects

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Building Permits — Construction Leads (NYC, Chicago, Austin, Seattle, SF)

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Pull recent building permits from official city open-data portals and turn them into construction sales leads — property address, permit and work type, status, estimated cost, and contractor where the city publishes it. Filter by city, date, and keyword (e.g. solar, roof, pool, electrical).

What it does

Queries each city's official permit dataset and normalizes the results into one schema you can use as a prospect/territory list. One city being temporarily unavailable never fails the run — the others still return.

Who it's for

Contractors, subcontractors, building-material and equipment suppliers, solar/roofing/HVAC installers, real-estate and proptech teams, and anyone selling into active construction projects.

Live coverage (v1)

  • NYC, Chicago, Austin, Seattle (includes contractor company name), San Francisco (includes estimated cost).
  • More cities planned.

Inputs

cities, since (YYYY-MM-DD), keywords, max_per_city, include_raw.

Output

city, permit_number, permit_type, work_description, address, locality, region, zip, status, applied_date, issued_date, estimated_cost, contractor, source_url, detected_at (+ raw).

Source & limitations

Data comes from each city's official open-data portal. Fields vary by city (not every city publishes cost or contractor). This is a data-extraction tool, not legal advice; verify against the official permit record before acting.