Resources for Home Builders & Subdivision Developers
Home builders and subdivision developers need to see plat and zoning activity as it happens. Boardwalk aggregates planning commission and city council activity so you can find land leads, track competition, and plan around annexation and growth boundaries.
Subdivision and plat approvals show up in planning packets long before lots are marketed. We capture that activity so you can see new plats, preliminary plats, and annexations when they're first heard. That's the window to reach landowners and partners before a competitive process.
Related: subdivision and plat approvals · single-family zoning and lot availability
Meeting minutes often name applicants, engineers, and attorneys. Use that to build a list of active builders and developers in your markets. Pipeline data also surfaces land that's moving through entitlement—ideal for acquisition and partnership outreach.
Related: land acquisition leads from planning · builders and developers in meeting minutes
Master plans, comprehensive plan amendments, and annexations shape where future subdivisions can go. Tracking these helps with long-term land banking and option agreements. Our coverage spans cities and counties so you can monitor growth boundaries and zoning changes in one place.
Related: master plans and long-range land use · annexation and growth boundaries
Set up saved searches and weekly alerts for your target geography and project type. The map and filters let you focus on single-family and residential activity by city or county. No more checking dozens of government sites by hand.
Related: how to use map and filters · alerts and saved searches
Data is sourced from public meeting documents we process. Coverage varies by jurisdiction. We document how we build the pipeline and what the limitations are so you can rely on the platform for acquisition and planning.
Related: how we build the data · data quality and limitations
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