Public building permits, property assessments, parcels and development intelligence.
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https://propertylabs.org/mcp3 tools · 902mssearch_address_permitsLook up the public PropertyLabs permit history for a specific civic address in a specific city. Use this for address-level construction history and activity. This follows the same public field boundary as PropertyLabs address pages and does not return applicant names, contractor names or permit num…Look up the public PropertyLabs permit history for a specific civic address in a specific city. Use this for address-level construction history and activity. This follows the same public field boundary as PropertyLabs address pages and does not return applicant names, contractor names or permit num…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| address* | string | Specific civic address, for example 8882 170 Street NW. |
| city* | string | Required PropertyLabs city slug, for example 'calgary', 'edmonton', 'toronto' or 'vancouver'. |
get_public_permitRetrieve a permit using the numeric PropertyLabs canonical permit ID and city slug. Use this for a permit already referenced by a public PropertyLabs /permit/{city}/{id} URL. Returns only fields allowed on the public permit page; applicant and contractor identities remain gated.Retrieve a permit using the numeric PropertyLabs canonical permit ID and city slug. Use this for a permit already referenced by a public PropertyLabs /permit/{city}/{id} URL. Returns only fields allowed on the public permit page; applicant and contractor identities remain gated.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| canonical_id* | string | Numeric PropertyLabs canonical permit ID from a public PropertyLabs permit URL. |
| city* | string | Required PropertyLabs city slug from the public permit URL. |
search_company_activityGet an aggregate, city-scoped sample of permit activity matching a developer, applicant, builder or contractor name. Only applicant/developer/contractor party-field matches are counted. Anonymous results are aggregate only and never return company-matched project addresses, permit numbers, coordina…Get an aggregate, city-scoped sample of permit activity matching a developer, applicant, builder or contractor name. Only applicant/developer/contractor party-field matches are counted. Anonymous results are aggregate only and never return company-matched project addresses, permit numbers, coordina…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| company* | string | Developer, applicant, builder or contractor name. |
| city* | string | Required PropertyLabs city slug. Company activity is never queried across the full archive anonymously. |
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Public building permits, property assessments, parcels and development intelligence.
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