Commercial additionSeattle
Opportunity intelligence
Intelligence for the Developing World.
Permit News starts with Seattle permits, then keeps source evidence, parcel context, ownership clues, review movement, and next-step signals together so professional teams can see development activity earlier.
- Permits are the first signal, not the final product.
- Seattle source evidence stays attached to each News item.
- Requested-market expansion follows customer demand.
Signals
Review movementSeattle
Market requestQualified
- Active market
- Seattle
- Modeled source owner
- 1
- Source families
- 4
Proof system
The proof sits inside the product, not below it.
Permit News keeps source owner, source family, review movement, and decision context near the News item so a buyer can inspect why it exists.
Source owner
City of SeattleNames the public source owner behind the active market.
Evidence trail
Keeps source context close enough for a buyer to inspect.
Review movement
Turns comments, responses, holds, and status changes into readable signals.
Source evidence
Public record, review event, source trail
City of SeattlePermit recordReview movement
Thesis
Development intelligence starts where the public record moves.
A permit filing is rarely just a row in a portal. It can point to a parcel strategy, a tenant plan, a financing milestone, a stalled review, a land-use constraint, or a professional services opportunity.
Review movement
Issued permits, plan-review changes, corrections, resubmittals, and holds become readable market signals.
Place and ownership context
Parcel, owner, applicant, architect, contractor, and entity clues stay near the source record.
Role-specific next steps
The same News item can support outreach, diligence, project coordination, monitoring, or a fast rejection.
Product proof
A News item, not a raw permit alert.
Permit News packages public source activity into a reviewed item with project context, evidence trail, review status, contact path, and confidence cues a professional can inspect before acting.
Persona workflows
Seven commercial workflows, one source-backed surface.
Permit News is organized around the professionals who turn development context into decisions: brokers, title teams, land-use counsel, developers, consultants, architects, and owner reps.
Coverage and pricing
Seattle is active. More markets are requested, not assumed.
Start with annual access for Seattle permit intelligence. Request additional markets when the source quality and customer workflow are clear enough to support useful News items.
Next step
Start with Seattle market access.
Review annual-first plans for the active market, then request additional coverage when your workflow is ready.