Permit Pulse monitors every new building permit issued by the City of Corvallis, OR and delivers a digest to Pro subscribers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Residential and commercial building permits, signs, deferred submittals, and the electrical, plumbing, and mechanical trades in the home of Oregon State University.
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Corvallis issues a couple of hundred permits a month, weighted toward the trades — electrical, mechanical, and plumbing alongside residential and commercial building work. Every record carries the address and ZIP; we read the record type off the city's own permit page, because its search results omit it.
Track new construction and renovation across every Corvallis ZIP. In a university town where rental stock turns over constantly, permit flow is the earliest public signal of real reinvestment.
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Our system checks Corvallis for new permit filings automatically every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Pro subscribers receive an email digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with every new Corvallis permit matching their zip codes — address, type, and value included.
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Our Corvallis data is sourced from the city's official public permit records via its Accela Citizen Access portal, updated Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each record carries the permit number, filed date, status, and a full address with ZIP, plus a link back to the city's own record. The city's search results do not include a record-type column, so we read the permit type from each record's own city page — that recovers it for most permits, and a small number stay blank. We exclude the city's inquiry records and its parent project applications, which would double-count the permits issued under them. This portal publishes no project valuation, no contractor name, and no written scope of work, so we do not report them for Corvallis.
Pro subscribers receive a digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday after our system runs. You'll have the data the same day it's pulled.
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