Formally issued commercial building permits in Laval - property address, permit type, issue date, and details to track development pipeline months ahead.
What you get
The earliest verified signal of commercial development, months before it moves the market
Sample data
| Address | City | Asset Class | Property ID | Permit ID | Issued Date | Permit Type | Permit Details | Owner Name | Owner Mailing Address | Column | Column |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1200 Division St, Nashville, TN 37203 | Nashville | Commercial | PROP-US-BNA-44201 | PMT-US-BNA-2025-51033 | 2025-09-11 | Renovation | Full interior tenant fit-up for new anchor tenant, storefront glazing replacement and HVAC upgrade | Ellsworth Retail Holdings LLC | 2100 West End Ave, Suite 1400, Nashville, TN 37203 | ||
| 3800 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78701 | Austin | Commercial | PROP-US-AUS-61033 | PMT-US-AUS-2025-29847 | 2025-08-19 | New Construction | New 12-storey mixed-use office and retail building, ground floor commercial with 11 floors of office above | Pemberton Properties Group LLC | 1100 S Lamar Blvd, Suite 2600, Austin, TX 78701 | ||
| 1000 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97204 | Portland | Commercial | PROP-US-PDX-29847 | PMT-US-PDX-2025-14402 | 2025-09-03 | Change of Use | Change of use from retail to food and beverage, interior reconfiguration and mechanical upgrade | Colonial Row Holdings Inc. | 2100 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Suite 1400, Portland, OR 97214 | ||
| 1200 Sycamore St, Cincinnati, OH 45203 | Cincinnati | Commercial | PROP-US-CVG-72218 | PMT-US-CVG-2025-58890 | 2025-07-28 | New Construction | New two-storey medical office building with structured parking, second permit on this owner's portfolio this period | Ellsworth Retail Holdings LLC | 2100 West End Ave, Suite 1400, Nashville, TN 37203 | ||
Why now
Commercial development runs on a long lead time, and that lead time is your window. Vacancy and absorption reports tell you what already happened; a permit tells you what is being committed to right now, before the competing supply is leased and before rival buyers have read the same record. Wait a quarter and the owner has picked their leasing partner, their lender, and their advisors. Reach them at the permit, and you are the first call while the capital decision is still open.
Who uses this
Investors and Developers
Track new commercial construction starts in your selected market before they hit vacancy and rents. The permit detail tells you exactly what is being built, where, and at what scale, so you can read the forward supply pipeline and site your own projects around confirmed activity rather than rumor.
Brokers and Agents
Reach owners who just pulled a renovation or construction permit, at the moment they are committing capital to an asset. They may need a leasing partner, tenant advisory, or disposition support once the work completes. The owner name and mailing address give you a direct line before the listing exists.
Appraisers
Feed forward supply into market analysis and income valuation. Permit volume, project type, and the described scope of work are the most direct supply-side inputs available, and they land well ahead of the transaction and rent data most models rely on.
Lenders
Monitor construction financing demand across your selected market. A new commercial permit usually means a tenant improvement or bridge-to-perm construction loan is being arranged right now, and the owner behind it is the origination conversation to have before a competing lender finds them.
Construction
See confirmed commercial projects entering the pipeline before they go to bid. The permit type and scope tell you what trades and scale are involved, so general contractors and subs can target owners and developers early, while procurement decisions are still being made.
Data quality
Sourced directly from municipal permit portals
Records are collected from municipal open-data portals and official filings through VIREC's own collection pipelines, then normalized to a common schema and geocoded before delivery. No third-party aggregators and no data resellers sit between the record and your account.
Coverage: your selected market
Formally issued permits only, never applications
Inclusion is triggered by the permit's official issue date, the point at which the municipality has approved the work. Applications still under review never enter the dataset, so every row is an approved, committed project rather than a speculative filing.
Trigger: issue date
Kept current as new permits are issued
Each edition contains the commercial permits issued in your selected market during your selected period, with new issuances integrated as they become available. Historical editions are available for trend analysis and pipeline tracking across periods.
Archive: historical editions available
Commercial permits only, no mixed-asset noise
New construction, renovation, and change-of-use permits for commercial asset classes including office, retail, and mixed-use. Multifamily and industrial permits are tracked in their own signals, so this list stays focused on commercial activity and nothing else.
Asset class: commercial
Scoped to your market, period, and asset class
Records are filtered to commercial permits issued in your selected market during your selected period, matched to the property and its registered owner. Each permit carries its type and the municipality's description of the approved work, so you can sort new construction from fit-ups at a glance.
Keys: market, period, asset class
See a real edition before you buy
Request a free sample of this signal from this page and it is delivered instantly, so you can inspect the exact columns, permit detail quality, and owner contact fields against your own market before committing. No sales call required to see the data first.
Delivery: instant
FAQ
For developers, a commercial permit is an early read on who is committing capital to office, retail, or mixed-use in your target area, quarters ahead of the vacancy and absorption reports. For lenders, an issued permit signals a funded or soon-to-be-funded project, so you reach the owner while the financing decision is still open, with the scope of work already in hand.
VIREC collects permit data directly from municipal open-data portals and official filings, through our own collection pipelines rather than any third-party aggregator or reseller. Records are normalized to a common schema and geocoded before delivery, and inclusion is keyed to the municipality's official issue date, so every record traces back to a public, verifiable source.
Once your order is confirmed, the dataset loads automatically into your VIREC Platform account and is available immediately in the My data tab. There is nothing to download and no file to import. It renders in the platform, ready to filter, sort, and cross-reference against other signals you hold, from the moment the order clears.
Yes, and it is where the data gets sharpest. Cross the Property IDs against the Active Commercial Buyers signal to see which permit-pulling owners are also acquiring, and pair it with the Demolition Permits signal to catch teardown-to-rebuild activity early. Because every Owner ID and Property ID is consistent across signals and resolves in AI Search, the lists compound into one connected view of an owner rather than four separate lists.
No. This signal is commercial only: office, retail, mixed-use, and similar commercial asset classes. Multifamily permits are in the Multi-Residential Building Permits signal and industrial permits are in the Industrial Building Permits signal. Keeping each asset class in its own signal is what lets this list stay clean, with no cross-asset records to filter out.
Select your market and period, and the edition returns every commercial permit issued there in that window, each tied to the property and its registered owner. That is the fastest way to see who is committing capital to commercial assets in your target area right now, ahead of the vacancy and absorption reports that lag the activity by quarters.