Permit Pulse monitors every new building permit issued by the City of Troy, MI and delivers a digest to Pro subscribers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. New construction, additions and alterations, roofs, siding, windows and doors, fences, signs, sewer and water installations, fire protection, and the full electrical, mechanical, and plumbing trades.
In real estate and construction, timing is everything. Permit Pulse puts Troy permit data in your hands before your competition even knows to look.
Troy issues roughly 1,100 construction permits a month and names the applicant who pulled every single one — usually the contractor firm. Nearly every record also carries a written description of the work in plain sentences, and about a third carry the declared project value, so you can size a job before you call.
Track new construction and renovation across every Troy ZIP. Permit flow with a named applicant and a project value attached is the earliest public read on where Oakland County money is going.
Know which Troy streets are seeing new roofs, additions, and new builds the week the permit is issued. Filter by ZIP, permit type, and project value to prospect smarter.
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Our system checks Troy for new permit filings automatically every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Pro subscribers receive an email digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with every new Troy permit matching their zip codes — address, type, and value included.
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Our Troy data comes from the city's own public "Permits Issued" application, updated Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each record carries the permit type, issue date, parcel number, the applicant who pulled the permit, and a written description of the work on about 98% of permits. The city publishes a declared value on roughly a third — the trades are recorded at $0 — and lists the site address without a city or ZIP, so we recover the ZIP from the free US Census geocoder, which matches about four addresses in five. One thing worth stating plainly: the applicant named on a permit is usually the contractor, but on owner-pulled permits it is the homeowner, so we report it as the applicant rather than claiming a contractor.
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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