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Be the first call on new commercial projects

New commercial, multifamily, and subdivision projects, and the owner behind each one, before closing and groundbreaking.

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The Boardwalk map of Dallas-Fort Worth filtered to residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects: 1,000+ in view, with apartment projects listed beside it.

What Boardwalk does for title and insurance teams

  • Title orders start early

    Plats and site plans often need a title report. Reach the owner before it is ordered.

  • Builder's risk before the build

    Owners often buy builder's risk. Meet them at approval, before construction starts.

  • Bonds before the final plat

    Cities often require a bond before a final plat records. See subdivisions coming early.

How title and insurance teams use Boardwalk

  1. A weekly Alert for each rep

    Commercial, multifamily, and plat filings in your county, with contact info enrichment on.

    Find projects before the bid
  2. Open with the hearing

    Use the project and its hearing as the reason to call the owner or applicant.

  3. Keep a List per rep

    Track who you called and what came of it, with stages and notes.

A project record: Torrington Creekside in Mesquite, Texas, 291 units on 12 acres by JPI, with its developers and applicants.

Commercial projects and the companies that filed them

Commercial projects and the companies that filed them
ProjectLocationDeveloperTypeSizeLatest meeting
11,144-Square-Foot Convenience Store and Gas StationWasilla, AKSAJJ, Inc.Gas stations and convenience stores5.94 acres
19-Acre Mixed-Use Planned Unit DevelopmentLincoln, NEKendog, LLCHomes and businesses19 acres
9.56-Acre Industrial Service Center ExpansionRoswell, NMXCEL ENERGYIndustrial9.56 acres
22.6-Acre Infill Planned Unit DevelopmentNew Albany, OHMBJ Holdings LLCWarehouses and distribution22.6 acres
9.24-Acre Commercial Dealership SubdivisionCatoosa, OKVermeer Great PlainsCar dealerships9.24 acres
8.38-Acre Residential and Commercial RezoneRichland, WAMD&D InvestmentsHomes and businesses8.38 acres

As of Examples built from real recordsHow we count

Common questions

Does it show the owner?
The record names the owner, applicant, or developer as the filing does. Contact info enrichment looks up emails and phone numbers.
Does it show deeds or vesting?
No. Boardwalk reads planning records: agendas, minutes, and staff reports.
Can I start with one county?
Yes. Plans start at one county for $500 a year, and you can add counties or a whole state.
How often do new projects arrive?
Boardwalk checks each city and county source at least once a week, and Alerts email you daily, weekly, or monthly.

Reach new project owners first.

Start with the county your office writes the most in.