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Know it while it's still in planning.

By the time a job hits a bid board, the short list exists. The filings exist months earlier — 60,709 projects in our database are still at that stage right now.

Get there while there's still a builder to choose

Planning applications, tract maps, entitlements — the paper trail starts long before a permit. We read it continuously across 431 cities, so the first time you hear about a project isn't the bid invitation.

7143 N Tampa Ave, Los Angeles244-unit new construction · $26M

You knew hereApplication filed
Mar 2025
Permit issued
May 2026
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A real project throws off paperwork for years. We link it first —1,011,002 permits resolve into 590,749 distinct projects — so an opportunity shows up once, with its whole history attached, instead of forty times under forty numbers.

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1035 S Crenshaw Blvd · Los Angeles

70-unit new construction · $10.7M declared · 2 linked permits

ApplicationPlan checkIssuedConstruction

Parties · from the filings

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Architecton file
Contractoron file
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And every record keeps its receipts — source jurisdiction, status history, dates — so when something looks stale, you can see exactly what the city published and judge it yourself.

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