We monitor public planning, development and construction records across Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties, connect the records that belong to the same project, and send you the opportunities that fit what you sell.
Most tools hand you permit rows or generic leads. We track the project lifecycle and answer a more useful question: is this relevant to what you sell, what changed, and is now the right time to act?
Development review, site plans, subdivision milestones, permits, notices, property records and project changes.
We group related records into one opportunity and identify owners, developers, applicants and contractors when public data supports it.
You get the latest change, the important facts, source links and a clear action: research, watch, or pursue.
These are real projects or public development milestones available as of September 2026. Verified facts stay separate from our business-development interpretation.
Proposed restaurant, drive-through, parking, sidewalk and stormwater pond at 8997 Navarre Parkway.
Early enough to identify the development team before later permit and contractor records make the project obvious.
New restaurant at Sorrento and Bauer roads received final Development Review Committee approval and can move into permitting.
The project has crossed from planning into a more actionable pre-construction phase.
Escambia's Development Review Committee process listed a 350-lot Bella Terra master plan on U.S. 29 North.
Large future project, but the right outreach window depends heavily on which service you sell.
County tracking shows a March preliminary plat followed by construction plans dated June 9, with no final plat shown.
More mature than a preliminary-plat-only project and worth watching for the next construction-start milestone.
We do not promise every field will exist for every project. We show what is verified, clearly mark what is not yet public, and keep watching for the missing pieces.
What the project is, where it is, where it sits in the development lifecycle, and the event that caused it to appear or move.
Publicly identifiable project participants, plus public contact information when it can be confidently tied to the project.
A trade-specific interpretation of whether the opportunity is early, approaching the buying window, or ready for outreach.
Links back to the underlying public records or reporting so your team can verify the facts before spending time or money.
Permit issuance, notice of commencement, final plat, contractor identification, or another event likely to change the sales window.
We filter and explain opportunities based on your service, territory and minimum worthwhile project size.
Tell us your service and territory. We'll send a free 7-day sample focused on the projects most relevant to your business.