Building permits
Collect permit records from Accela portals. Filter by date and permit type, then export the records for project research.
Permit number, type, status, address, and available project details.
Property recordsFocused tools for public records, federal grants, store locations, and business calendars. Choose a tool, configure it on Apify, and export the results into your workflow. To see what a single place publishes, start with the county pages.
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Collect permit records from Accela portals. Filter by date and permit type, then export the records for project research.
Permit number, type, status, address, and available project details.
Property recordsCollect public code-enforcement records for property research and monitoring.
Case records and the property information published by the source.
Property recordsFind occupancy records to research buildings and newly occupied spaces.
Occupancy records and available property details.
Property recordsExtract store-locator data and compare runs to see which locations changed.
Locations and change-detection results.
Retail locationsUse business-day and holiday data in your scheduling and reporting workflows.
Business-calendar results for your selected inputs.
CalendarsFilter vacant parcels by county, acreage, and owner mailing location, then organize a tax-roll snapshot you can verify and refresh.
Parcel IDs, owner mailing addresses, acreage, values, and source roll details.
Property recordsExport sales, join them to tax-roll owner details, and check dates, parcel matches, and multi-parcel transactions before using the sheet.
Sale month and price, parcel details, owner mailing addresses, and roll-match status.
Property recordsCollect lis pendens and deeds from supported Florida clerks, check document details, and schedule searches for newly delivered filings.
Instrument numbers, recording dates, parties, legal descriptions, and clerk references.
Property recordsCollect new estate cases from the Hillsborough Clerk’s daily probate files, one row per case. When the decedent’s address matches a property on the county tax roll (about four in ten cases), the row adds its owner, mailing address, homestead status and value.
Case numbers and types, decedents, petitioners, attorneys, and the matched property’s owner, mailing address, homestead status, and value.
Property recordsFilter county tax-roll business accounts by NAICS code, city, ZIP code, and declared equipment value, then organize a snapshot you can verify and refresh.
Business names, NAICS codes, location and mailing addresses, equipment values, and source roll details.
Business recordsFilter state inspection results, emergency closures, and new food service licenses by county, city, and date, then keep a weekly snapshot you can verify and refresh.
License numbers, business names, addresses, inspection results, violation counts, closure reasons, and source dates.
Business recordsSearch federal opportunities, export eligibility and deadline details, and track new or changed postings in a spreadsheet.
Opportunity IDs, agencies, deadlines, source links, and optional funding and eligibility details.
Funding opportunitiesTry another search or show all the available tools.
The permit guide walks through choosing an agency, limiting your first run, and organizing the output in a spreadsheet.
Build a permit research spreadsheet