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For real estate developers

Know what's planned near your next site

Competing proposals, recent approvals, and who filed them, near any site you are weighing.

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The Boardwalk map of the St. Louis area filtered to residential, commercial, industrial, and mixed-use projects, with the list beside it.

What Boardwalk does for developers

  • See supply at the first hearing

    Projects appear at their first public hearing, before market reports show them.

  • Learn how a city decides

    Read nearby approvals and conditions, linked to the staff reports and minutes.

  • Find partners in the record

    Filings name the developers, engineers, and architects active in your markets.

How developers use Boardwalk

  1. Screen a site

    Draw an area around it, filter by type and size, and export the competing projects.

    Track competing supply
  2. Track competitors

    Search a company's name to see what else it is filing, then set an Alert.

  3. Ask in Claude or ChatGPT

    "What apartments are planned near this address?" Then open the filing behind any answer.

A project record: a Manchester Road corridor redevelopment in the St. Louis area, with its stage and the parties named in the filing.

Projects on 10+ acres, still in planning

Projects on 10+ acres, still in planning
ProjectLocationDeveloperTypeSizeLatest meeting
162,240-Sq. Ft. Industrial Building on 16 AcresWestfield, INWestfield Airport, LLCIndustrial15.6 acres
1,450-Unit Mixed-Use Development on 84 AcresManor, TXShenandoah Development GroupHomes and businesses1,450 units
45-Lot Residential Subdivision on 11.17 AcresBernalillo, NMGamma Development LLCSingle-family45 units
4-Lot Residential Conservation Subdivision on 38 AcresCrosby, MNAdney Exchange Holding Co LLCResidential4 units
621-Unit Residential Community on 111 AcresNewport News, VAD.R. HortonHomes and businesses621 units
14.26-Acre Retail Development with Car Wash and Garden CenterShakopee, MNShakopee Crossings LTD PartnershipStores and shopping centers14.3 acres

As of Examples built from real recordsHow we count

Common questions

When does a competing project show up?
Boardwalk reads city and county agendas, minutes, and staff reports, so a proposal shows up at its first public hearing.
Can I see what a city approved nearby?
Yes. Each record shows its status and the deciding body, with a link to the filing.
Can I track a competitor?
Yes. Search the company's name, save its projects to a List, and set an Alert for new filings.
Why are some fields empty?
Records hold what the filing states. If it gives no units or square feet, the field stays empty, and the filing is one click away.

Size up the competition before you build.

Start with the county around your next site.