Field study · Public-record intelligence
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Public appraisal records become a mapped construction-lead territory, with source versions kept separate from the conclusions drawn from them.
Coverage has more than one meaning.
The established dataset contains 38,506 leads across nine counties. A separate v2 preview contains 40,982 across ten. The 45-county figure describes reconnaissance of available sources, not imported coverage.
| Dataset | Leads | Counties represented |
|---|---|---|
| Established baseline | 38,506 | 9 |
| Separate v2 preview | 40,982 | 10 |
From source record to working territory.
- 01Acquire public appraisal records
- 02Normalize parcels and source fields
- 03Classify owners with local models
- 04Map parcels and apply territory filters
- 05Review classifications and workflow status
- 06Track source versions for comparison
Public-source data, local classifications, and operator decisions remain different layers. A mapped lead is a record to investigate, not a claim that a sale or contact has occurred.
A versioned foundation for change analysis.
V2 adds radius filtering, a source/version ledger, and public indicator feeds. The inspected database records seven source versions and 196,239 indicator events. These are dated dataset totals, not live activity counters.
The runbook preview computes observed share within a fixed territory. It does not declare a market shift from a single comparable baseline. Source coverage, time windows, and entity matching must agree before a change can be interpreted.