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Get new communities above your unit count by email, then export them as a CSV for your CRM.

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The Boardwalk map of the Salt Lake valley filtered to residential, industrial, and infrastructure projects: 597 in view, with the list beside it.

How it works

  1. Set an Alert for your footprint

    Pick your states, counties, or cities, choose residential, and set a minimum unit count, like 200+.

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

  2. Check each community

    See units, acres, stage, and the developer when the filing names them, with a link to the filing.

    A project record: Kimballs Station in Draper, Utah, 590 units on 21 acres by EDGE Homes, with its infrastructure requirements and the engineer named.

  3. Export to your CRM

    Download matches as a CSV your CRM can import, or sync them through the API.

    A Boardwalk Alert of commercial and industrial projects in Los Angeles: 94 projects across the LA basin on a map, with the list beside it and the Export CSV button.

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Common questions

What if the filing gives acres, not homes?
Boardwalk shows units only when the filing states them, so set a second Alert by acres to catch early filings without a count.
Does it cover data centers?
Yes, Boardwalk Alerts can follow the Data Center project type in any state you pick. Add "data center" as a keyword to catch filings classed another way.
Does it connect to my CRM?
Boardwalk exports Alerts and Lists to CSV, which most CRMs can import. For a steady feed, the API returns new and changed projects.

See new communities before service is needed.

Pick the counties where your network is growing.

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