Home / Nashville landscaping leads from new building permits
Landscaping follows the build. New homes and additions are the properties that will need it next.
Busiest ZIP codes: varies by week.
| ISSUED | ADDRESS | TYPE | VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 3 | 533 Frankfort Dr 37076 | Home remodel | $50k |
| Aug 28 | 2791 Couchville Pike 37217 | New commercial | $17.3M |
| Aug 25 | 3397 Old Franklin Rd 37013 | Home remodel | $103k |
| Aug 10 | 601 21St Ave N 37203 | New townhomes/multifamily | $534k |
| Aug 10 | 603 21St Ave N 37203 | New townhomes/multifamily | $548k |
| Aug 10 | 605 21St Ave N 37203 | New townhomes/multifamily | $548k |
| Jul 30 | 26 White Bridge Pike Nes Substa 37205 | New commercial | $212k |
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Metro Nashville publishes every building permit it issues. Nashville Permit Hub reads that feed each morning and emails you the permits that can feed landscaping work, filtered to your ZIP codes.
From Metro Nashville and Davidson County open data (Building Permits Issued). Permits appear after they are issued, usually within a day or two.
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Not necessarily. A permit shows that a project is moving and which trades it can feed. Trade tags indicate possible follow-on work, not available contracts.