Coverage

Coverage by source owner and market.

Permit News launches coverage where public source depth, source-owner clarity, and customer demand can support useful News items. Seattle, San Francisco, and Boston are active markets.

Coverage map

Coverage concept

Seattle is available first; future markets use demand-capture inputs for coverage planning.

Coverage concept
  • Available coverage
  • Demand-capture market

Coverage visualization — not live permit locations.

Coverage model

Source owners are part of the product surface.

Permit News names the modeled source owners and public datasets behind coverage so customers can judge source depth before relying on a News item.

Permit News starts with City of Seattle public permit and review datasets.
Additional source owners are added when source depth, demand, and review capacity support useful customer coverage.
Active market
Seattle
A purchasable Permit News market.
Modeled source owners
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City of Seattle is the current source owner.
Public sources
4
Building, land use, plan review, and plan comment datasets.
Seattle

City of Seattle

Modeled public source owner

Official source-owner mark usage approved for Permit News coverage context.

Coverage map

Coverage map

Available and requested markets for commercial permit intelligence.

Coverage map
  • Available coverage
  • Demand-capture market

Coverage visualization — not live permit locations.

Active markets start with clear source-owner coverage.

Seattle, San Francisco, and Boston are active Permit News markets. Each market page names the current source owner and public source coverage before making broader regional claims.

Expansion remains demand-driven.

Additional source owners and submarkets will be prioritized where public sources publish enough useful permit context and professional teams can act on the resulting News items.

Permit review stages

Review context becomes useful before approval.

  1. Submitted
  2. Intake
  3. Plan review
  4. CorrectionsReview context point
  5. ResubmittalReview context point
  6. Approval

Corrections, resubmittals, holds, and extended review activity are treated as review prompts, not evidence of a guaranteed outcome.

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