Every permit in your area, joined to the owner. Every Monday.

Yes. Lee County publishes a weekly Building Permits Issued report and Cape Coral publishes its permits on an open-data server. The Lee County Property Appraiser publishes the parcel file with every owner of record. PermitRadar reads those sources directly, joins them, and delivers one weekly report per area, so you skip the hours of digging through county records.

Lee County closes its permit week on Saturday and publishes the report the following week; your report lands the Monday after that, so a permit issued on a Tuesday is usually in your inbox six to twelve days later. Cape Coral permits update nightly and go into the same Monday report. The public feed on this page shows the latest published week.

Every permit includes the site address, type, declared value, scope and the contractor on file. The weekly owner report adds the owner of record and mailing address from the county property appraiser, plus whether the owner lives there. Names and mailing addresses only, never phone numbers. We never fabricate contact data; you get the real public record.

One row per permit issued in your area that week: date, permit type and scope, site address, declared value, contractor, and from the county parcel record the owner of record, the owner's mailing address, whether the owner lives there (homestead), last sale date and price, and year built. New houses have no homestead yet, so on new construction the report flags owners whose mail goes outside the county instead. See the Lee County sample.

An area is up to six ZIP codes or one named community (for example Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, or a Cape Coral quadrant). The first two weekly reports are free, no card. After that it is $349 a month per area, billed by email invoice only if you say yes, cancel any month by email. One business per area and per trade: one enclosure company, one property manager, one investor, one agent. If two weeks of reports have not paid for themselves in your judgement, do not continue; we will offer the area to someone else.

The report gives names and mailing addresses from the public record, never phone numbers. It is built for mail and door-knocking. If you call or text owners, Florida's telemarketing rules (Statute 501.059) and the do-not-call lists are on you.

Unincorporated Lee County (Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, unincorporated Fort Myers, Estero, Alva, Pine Island) and the City of Cape Coral in the weekly owner report. Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco and Austin appear in the public feed above as permit data only, without owner joins. Other Florida counties on request.