See what is being built before the market does.
PropertyLabs turns fragmented municipal permit records into searchable project, address, applicant and contractor intelligence, so you can find activity earlier and act with context.
Calgary, Alberta
Building permit intelligence
Explore permit values, applicants, contractors, descriptions and mapped addresses in one connected workflow.
Permit records
Searchable
Project parties
Connected
Map context
Address level
Data source
Municipal
From record to market signal
Verify against the municipal source
Declared construction value indexed
Live municipal markets
Municipal records processed
Countries with public city reports
PropertyLabs coverage network
Interactive map showing public city reports and the broader configured market network.
Calgary — Recent Permits
Tier 1 highlighting and lead-quality cues reflect recent municipal permit activity and can shift as city feeds refresh.
Connected project intelligence
See the project behind the permit.
A permit is the starting signal. PropertyLabs connects the filing to its property, location, project parties and related activity so you can understand the opportunity in context.
Example network // Belmont Station // Calgary
Project network // public view
See the relationships behind this project
Explore how this filing connects to place, permit context and related activity. Project-party identities and deeper relationship history are available in PropertyLabs Pro.
Subject filing
Permit record
$50.5M declared value · Belmont Station
One filing. A much larger project network.
Drag or hover the nodes to explore the example. Project-party identities and deeper relationship history stay inside PropertyLabs Pro.
Explore the public data graph
Go from market activity to the underlying record.
Start with a covered city, read the latest permit research, or review how the data is prepared.
Turn public permit activity into an earlier market signal.
Instead of checking municipal portals one city at a time, PropertyLabs organizes permits, neighbourhoods, addresses and project parties in one place. A permit is a municipal record, not a confirmed project or guaranteed opportunity.
Every address, decoded.
Permit history, nearby activity, flood risk, schools, and transit context - combined into one consistent record for any address, in seconds.
Built for the people who move markets
PropertyLabs delivers actionable permit intelligence to the teams that track development, construction, and local market activity.
Win work
Contractors and suppliers can identify relevant permit activity earlier.
Originate opportunities
Lenders and brokers can monitor new development and property signals.
Monitor supply
Developers and investors can follow competing projects and local pipelines.
Research markets
Analysts and consultants can compare city, neighbourhood and address activity.
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How it works
From municipal publication to your workflow.
A municipality publishes a permit record.
PropertyLabs normalizes the record and connects its available address, party and market context.
You prioritize relevant activity and verify material facts against the source.
Estimate the value of one earlier opportunity.
Model the potential revenue impact of winning one additional project. This is a scenario, not a forecast.
Opportunity value scenario
Estimate the gross value of additional projects, then compare it with the annual subscription cost.
This is a planning scenario, not a forecast. It excludes gross margin, taxes, close probability and any costs required to win or deliver the work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fresh is the data?
PropertyLabs updates from municipal sources as they publish. Freshness varies by city, so each market should be interpreted with its local source cadence in mind.
Which cities are covered?
PropertyLabs publishes verified city reports across Canada, the United States, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Covered city pages show the public market surfaces currently available for each municipality.
Can I research permits by address and neighbourhood?
Yes. Public city, neighbourhood, applicant, and address pages are designed to help you move from broad market activity to a specific property or local area without depending on client-side search alone.
Does a permit mean a project will definitely be built?
No. A building permit is a municipal record, not a guarantee of construction completion, financing, or occupancy. Date fields, status fields, and record completeness vary by city.
How is this different from checking city websites manually?
Municipal portals are fragmented and inconsistent. PropertyLabs organizes public permit records into city, neighbourhood, address, applicant, and research surfaces so teams can monitor construction activity faster.
Why PropertyLabs beats the alternatives
The real alternative is the manual workflow teams use today: hear about a project, search for it, then piece the opportunity together city by city.
| Decision point | Word of mouth | City portals | PropertyLabs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Someone has to hear about it first. | You search each municipality separately. | New public permit activity is organized into one research workflow. |
| Coverage | Limited to your existing network. | One jurisdiction at a time. | 49 public city reports in one place. |
| Lead detail | Inconsistent and hard to verify. | Fields and formats vary by city. | Address, applicant, contractor, value, and city context stay together. |
| Monitoring | Call, ask, and follow up manually. | Repeat the same portal searches. | City, neighbourhood, and address pages stay reachable as normal HTML. |
| Research | Mostly anecdotal. | Raw records with limited synthesis. | Permit data, methodology, and research can live in one public surface. |
Municipal source fields and update schedules vary by jurisdiction.
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