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New York City permit leads.
A clearer place to start.

Research New York City projects using connected DOB NOW build and electrical permit feeds. Compare scope and issue dates without moving between separate datasets.

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Unlock New York City permit records.

Search, full project details and downloads require membership covering this city. Single City includes one selected market; Core includes every connected edition.

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A permit is a project research starting point. Confirm the current status, who manages the work and whether your services are needed before outreach.

Make the research useful

Start with work that fits.

This edition combines DOB NOW approved build permits and DOB NOW electrical permits. The feeds describe different kinds of work, so check the source and filing details for each record.

Trade categories found in this edition

ElectricalGeneral contractors & buildersInterior design & finishesHVAC & mechanicalPlumbing & drainageWindows, doors & building envelope

Categories are matched from permit text. Review the original scope for a specific project.

  1. 01

    Choose a relevant scope.

    Match permit descriptions to your trade and service area.

  2. 02

    Check the timing.

    Read the issue date and confirm the current municipal status.

  3. 03

    Qualify the project.

    Research the project team and available work before starting a conversation.

Traceable to the source

Official New York City feeds.

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Connected feeds refresh on the weekly report schedule when available. Source dates stay visible so you can assess freshness. U.S. project valuations are reported in USD; they are estimates, not available contract budgets.

From coverage to a working list

Start with New York City.

Single City includes the full collected New York City edition for $49 CAD/month. Search by trade and address, save relevant permits, and download matching records as a CSV. Records in other cities require Core membership.

Work across markets? Core includes every connected Canadian and U.S. edition for $199 CAD/month.

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A few useful answers.

What can I find in the New York City edition?

Public municipal permit records with the fields supplied by each connected source, including addresses, issue dates, permit references and scope descriptions. Inspect one public example before joining. Choose New York City on Single City for $49 CAD/month to search its full collected edition and download a matching CSV, or choose Core for $199 CAD/month to include every connected market.

How fresh are these records?

The reporting window on this page is Sep 9, 2026–Oct 9, 2026. Each official feed shows its own last successful check and latest record date. Refreshes run on the weekly report schedule when the municipal feed is available; confirm current status at the source.

Does a permit mean the project is hiring?

A permit does not confirm that a contractor, supplier or subcontractor is needed. Use it to research a project, then verify the current stage and available work. Matched Buffalo records include public business phones from active municipal contractor licences. Check the source date and the business’s project role; this is a municipal match, not an independent verification.

Is membership billed in USD or CAD?

Both memberships are billed in CAD: Single City is $49 CAD per month for one selected connected city, and Core is $199 CAD per month for all connected markets. U.S. construction valuations, where supplied by the municipality, are shown in USD. Membership billing and project valuations use different currencies.