PermitFeed reads Downey’s counter every night, straight from the
city’s own permit system, and scores each filing for the trades that will actually build it.
Everything below came off a recent night’s sweep. Your competitors will read about these
projects somewhere else, later.
121
permits · 12 months
26
filed this week
1
qualified · 90 days
MEASURED NIGHTLY · DOWNEY, LOS ANGELES CO.
1
Downey · City Sheet
SCALE: 7 NIGHTS = 26 PERMITS
Recent qualified leads in Downey
Stamped 0.5 or better in the last 90 days.
Full records include the address, applicant, source portal link, and a written outreach angle.
No qualified Security & Low-Voltage leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
No qualified Commercial Painting leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
No qualified Commercial Flooring leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
No qualified Grading & Earthwork leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
No qualified Structural & Seismic leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
No qualified Waterproofing & Decks leads in Downey in the last 90 days. The nightly sweep keeps watching, and the digest emails you the morning one lands.
Downey traded its NASA plant for a promenade and kept its hospitals, so the ledger leans healthcare, retail corridors, and dense small-commercial churn.
The counter’s own numbers: 121 permits filed in the last twelve months, and 1 filings in the last ninety days that scored as qualified trade leads. Twelve months of filings here run heaviest on solar, addition, and plumbing work. A building permit is the earliest public record most projects ever produce,
filed months before anything reaches a bid board or the trade press. Around it,
Los Angeles County’s wider market runs on studio and media facilities, corporate campuses, hospitality from downtown to the beach cities, and one of the busiest tenant improvement markets in the country. Our nightly sweep filters
the noise by rule, scores what remains for each trade, and sends the best of it to your
inbox with a written outreach angle.
These are
first-party records. We pull them from Downey’s own portal, nightly, and we do not
resell anyone’s list. The national data platforms will surface the same filings weeks from
now, behind a demo call and an annual contract. By then you will have already made yours.
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