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Commerce · August 4, 2026

AddressIntel

Free San Mateo & Santa Clara building-permit tracker

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What it does

AddressIntel tracks building permits across San Mateo and Santa Clara counties daily, pulling from each municipal portal on the SF Peninsula and in the South Bay. Search permits by city, address, architect, or contractor, and see every permit scored for teardown potential and developer ROI. Built for spec builders, flippers, and agents who want to spot redevelopment opportunities before they hit the MLS. Free tier for browsing permit and market data; Pro adds the full screener and API.

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