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Find projects before the bid

See private projects when they first go before a city or county board, and who filed them, so you call first.

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How it works

  1. Filter the map

    Pick your counties, a building type, and a size, like 100+ units or 20+ acres.

    The Boardwalk map of Dallas-Fort Worth filtered to commercial, industrial, and mixed-use projects, with the list of projects beside it.
  2. Read the record

    See what's planned, how big, the stage, and who filed it. Open the filing behind it.

    A project record: Kroger Rufe Snow Addition in Keller, Texas, with its size, stage, and the companies named in the filing.
  3. Set an Alert

    Save the search. Alerts email new matches daily, weekly, or monthly.

    A Boardwalk Alert for apartments in six states: 207 projects, 183 new to review, on a map with the list of matches beside it.

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Common questions

Where do these projects come from?
Boardwalk works from city and county planning records, so a project shows up at its first public hearing, such as a rezoning or site plan.
Is it too early for my pipeline?
Boardwalk shows projects at the planning stage, so some are far from a bid. Filter for approved projects to see the ones further along.
Which building types can I filter?
Boardwalk filters by building type, such as residential, commercial, industrial, and mixed use, plus units, acres, and words in the filing.

Find the work before it's out to bid.

Set an Alert for your territory and see what comes in.