National normalized U.S

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National normalized U.S. building-permit corpus as a daily-refreshed, machine-queryable dataset: 750M permits across 57M parcels and 2,400+ jurisdictions (company elsewhere cites 5,600+ jurisdictions fed), with sub-permit reconstruction that reassembles electrical/plumbing/mechanical/structural fragments into ~40% more complete project records, a 25+ category project taxonomy, contractor-declared-cost replenishment via the proprietary ARVE renovation-cost dataset, plus adjacent layers (PICO home-condition score, permit-enriched AVM, 2.6M-contractor graph, neighborhood activity feeds).

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Real Estate Management & DevelopmentFinancial Exchanges & Data
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — REST/JSON API with bearer-token auth (full-text, geo-distance and multi-criteria filters, parcel-level history) plus batch delivery; white-label iFrame widgets on top of the same tables
Volume: 750 million permit records across 57 million parcels and 2,400+ jurisdictions (all 50 states), refreshed daily; ~119M-equivalent scale of cost-imputed records (≈50% of permits arrive without contractor-declared values and are filled from ARVE); plus 2.6 million verified residential contractor records and ~40% additional reconstructed project activity over raw municipal feeds.
Users: N/A — B2B data/API vendor; distribution is enterprise contracts and API keys, not a registered consumer base. Its consumer-facing renovation marketplace tools are white-labeled inside lender and insurer properties rather than a standalone signup funnel.
History: 12 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — Permits API v1 reached general availability 2026-06-02, described as the first of three planned launches that year with an MCP server for AI agents slated for Q3 2026; jurisdiction feed expanded from 2,400+ (API scope) to 5,600+ (collection scope).
Launched: 2014 for the company/consumer platform (founded 2014, Menlo Park); the permit dataset itself has been built continuously for "twelve years" per the CEO, so ~2014 for data collection and 2026-06-02 for its first standalone commercial API.
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
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