For Austin real estate agents

Which Austin houses are about to come down?

We tell you. Every morning, by email. $149 a month.

First week free

Pilot seats: 10.

A crew member watching an excavator demolish a house

Filed with the city. Live.

23
demolitions, 14 days
244
permits, Oct 13
68
new builds, 7 days
Counts from data.austintexas.gov (snapshot Oct 14). . Based on permit filings, not verified listings.

One line each.

1602-1606 Valleyridge Dr, 78704. Three demolitions, one builder, one day.

2917 Westlake Cv, 78746. 5,000 sq ft house coming down.

2809 S 5th St, 78704. Former accessory dwelling converted to a two-unit property.

All 23 recent demolitions

How it works.

1Each morning we check what Austin filed with the city.
2We write the 5 that matter to an agent. Each has the permit link.
3It lands in your inbox. A person reviews every brief.

Instead of.

Instead ofWhat it leaves to youHere
Searching the city siteRaw permit rows to sort through.5 lines a morning, each with the permit link.
A listing feedShows homes for sale.Shows what is being built or torn down.
Drive-bysLuck and word of mouth.You read what was filed with the city.
Be clear: it is built from permit filings, not verified listings. A permit does not mean a sale.
$149

A month. First week free.

Email us: free week

Questions.

What is it?

A morning email for Austin real estate agents. It lists the day's teardowns, new builds and big remodels filed with the City of Austin, 5 items long, each with the permit link and what it likely means for listings. $149 per seat per month. First week free.

Where is the data from?

City of Austin open data. Free, public, not City-endorsed.

Is it a listing feed?

No. It shows what is being built or torn down.

Does it work?

No results yet. The first week is free so you can judge it yourself.

Why 10 seats?

A person reviews every brief.