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NYC DOB Building Permits Scraper: Contractors & Owners

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NYC DOB Building Permits Scraper: Contractors & Owners

NYC DOB Building Permits Scraper: Contractors & Owners

Scrape NYC Department of Buildings permits from DOB NOW across all five boroughs. Extract address, BIN, BBL, work type, job cost, contractor license, filing rep and property owner contacts. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel.

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NYC DOB Building Permits Scraper: Contractors & Owners

NYC DOB Building Permits Scraper: Contractors & Owners

Extract current New York City Department of Buildings permit records, with contractor licenses, applicant and filing-representative details plus property owner contacts, from the live DOB NOW: Build feed of nearly 1 million approved permits across all five boroughs.

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Apify Coverage Maintained Output

37 fields
per permit
5 boroughs
coverage
JSON / CSV / Excel
output formats
Updated
daily

Who is it for

Use caseWho benefits
Build lead lists of active contractors with phone and licenseMaterial suppliers, subcontractors, B2B sales teams
Reach property owners doing construction workInsurance, financing and home-service providers
Track new building and demolition activity by boroughReal estate analysts and developers
Verify a contractor's permit history and licenseProperty managers and homeowners
Monitor permit volume and trends across NYCMarket researchers and journalists

Frequently Asked Questions

What data does the NYC DOB building permits scraper cover?
It covers the New York City Department of Buildings DOB NOW: Build approved-permits feed for all five boroughs: Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The underlying NYC Open Data set holds nearly 1 million approved permits, each with the work site, applicant (contractor) and property owner details.

Is the data current?
Yes. This is the live DOB NOW: Build feed, refreshed daily by NYC Open Data, with permits issued within the last few days. Results are sorted newest issued first, so a run gives you this week's permit activity, not a stale archive.

How many permits can I scrape in one run?
There is no fixed cap beyond the Max Items value you set. The scraper pages through the data in batches and returns the most recently issued permits first, so a small run gives you the latest activity and a large run can pull tens of thousands of records.

Can I filter permits by borough, work type or date?
Yes. You can filter by borough, work type, filing reason, permittee license type, permit status and an issuance date range, and you can target a specific building by BIN, a street, a ZIP code, a contractor business name or an owner name. Filters combine, so you can narrow to, for example, Brooklyn plumbing permits issued this month.

Does it include contractor and owner contact information?
Yes. Each permit includes the applicant (contractor / permittee) business name and address, license type and license number, the filing representative when present, plus the property owner name and business name. This is what makes the data useful for lead generation.

Example use cases

Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the New York City Department of Buildings or NYC Open Data. It only accesses data that is publicly available on the platform. Use it in accordance with NYC Open Data's terms of service.