Formally issued multiresidential building permits in Montreal for Q1 2026 - property address, permit type, issue date, and details to track development pipeline months ahead.
What you get
Verified multifamily building permits, the earliest read on new supply in your market
Sample data
| Address | City | Asset Class | Property ID | Permit ID | Issued Date | Permit Type | Permit Details | Owner Name | Owner Mailing Address | Column | Column |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1600 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28210 | Charlotte | Multifamily | PROP-US-CLT-31042 | PMT-US-CLT-2025-44821 | 2025-09-08 | New Construction | New 8-story multifamily building, 64 rental units, ground floor lobby and structured parking | Marren Grove Holdings LLC | 1600 East Blvd, Suite 1600, Charlotte, NC 28205 | ||
| 900 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC 27603 | Raleigh | Multifamily | PROP-US-RAL-31042 | PMT-US-RAL-2025-44903 | 2025-10-14 | Renovation | Interior renovation of existing lobby and 12 units, full mechanical and electrical upgrade | Marren Grove Holdings LLC | 1600 East Blvd, Suite 1600, Charlotte, NC 28205 | ||
| 1200 17th St, Denver, CO 80246 | Denver | Multifamily | PROP-US-DEN-08821 | PMT-US-DEN-2025-31047 | 2025-08-22 | Renovation | Interior renovation of existing 24-unit apartment building, full mechanical and electrical upgrade | Larkspur Rental Partners LLC | 900 Broadway, Ste 210, Denver, CO 80202 | ||
| 100 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43220 | Columbus | Multifamily | PROP-US-CMH-54419 | PMT-US-CMH-2025-19384 | 2025-09-14 | New Construction | New 5-story purpose-built rental building, 38 units, rooftop amenity deck | Yardley Village Capital Inc. | 4200 Riverside Dr, Suite 300, Columbus, OH 43206 | ||
Why now
Multifamily development runs on a long clock. Vacancy and absorption figures tell you what already happened last quarter, when the decision is behind you. A permit tells you what supply is committed for the next one to three years, and it names the owner spending the capital right now. Wait for the sale or the crane and you are reaching that owner alongside everyone else who eventually notices. Reach them at the issue date and you are the first call they take.
Who uses this
Investors and Developers
Track new multifamily construction starts in your selected market before they hit vacancy and rents. Know exactly what supply is committed, where, and who is building it, then use the permit detail narrative to size the project and decide whether it is competition to underwrite against or an owner to approach.
Brokers and Agents
Reach multifamily owners the moment they pull a construction or renovation permit, when they are actively committing capital to the asset. That is when they are most likely to need a leasing partner, disposition advisory, or a buyer introduction once the work is done. The owner name and mailing address are in the record.
Appraisers
Feed forward supply pipeline data straight into market analysis and valuation work. Multifamily permit volume and construction activity are the most direct supply inputs available for supply-demand modeling and rental forecasts, and they lead the transaction record by months.
Lenders
Monitor construction financing demand across your selected market. New multifamily permit volume is a leading indicator of origination opportunities, and each record puts you in front of the owner at the exact moment they are making the capital commitment that a loan supports.
Construction
See which multifamily projects are cleared to build in your selected market as permits issue, with the scope of work spelled out in the detail narrative. Line up bids and reach the owner or developer while the project is still being scoped rather than after the general contractor is already chosen.
FAQ
For developers, an issued multifamily permit tells you exactly what is being built and by whom in your corridor, so you can gauge incoming supply and approach owners about partnership or sale before the project delivers. For lenders, an approved permit is a committed project that will need construction or take-out financing, and the record hands you the owner and the scope of work to price the conversation.
VIREC compiles permit data directly from county and municipal permit filings through its own collection pipelines, then normalizes and geocodes every record before delivery. There are no third-party aggregators and no data resellers in between, so what you receive traces back to the official municipal source.
Once your order is confirmed, the dataset is loaded automatically into your VIREC Platform account and is accessible immediately in the My data tab. There is no download to manage and no file to import. You log in and the verified list is already there, scoped to the market and period you selected.
Yes. Pair it with the Demolition Permits signal to see teardown and redevelopment activity alongside new construction, and with the Active Multi-Residential Buyers signal to connect permit activity to owners already in acquisition mode. Every Owner ID and Property ID is consistent across all signals and drops into AI Search, so the records link into one profile rather than sitting in separate lists.
The Permit Details column carries the municipality's own description of the approved work. Developers read it to see exactly what is being built in their corridors, brokers read it to approach an owner with relevant context, and lenders read it to anticipate the financing need coming. It turns a permit number into an actionable read on the project.
Select your market and period and the signal returns every formally issued multifamily permit for that scope, each with the owner, address, and scope of work. Select multiple consecutive periods to build a longitudinal view of where multifamily construction and renovation activity is concentrating, and which submarkets are seeing sustained new supply.