Live adapter validated Sep 15, 2026, 08:05 PM UTC
New Orleans pilot — live data validation

Verified New Orleans permit history
for Louisiana title, escrow, and counsel.

We pull live issued permits from the City of New Orleans Code Enforcement / One Stop Shop Socrata resource, then assemble a verified permit history for Orleans Parish addresses — so your team can flag permit gaps, expired work, and renovation, demolition, mechanical, or historic-district projects before the title policy issues.

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Where New Orleans permit history meets your workflow.

The New Orleans pilot covers the workflows Louisiana title, escrow, and counsel teams actually run — pre-closing permit-gap review, renovation and mechanical work, Orleans Parish Assessor cross-reference, and HDLC / Vieux Carré Commission context.

Pre-closing permit-gap review

Surface issued permits and older or expired work on the schedule before the policy issues. The permit history gives your team a documented starting point for investigating a suspected addition, conversion, demolition, or structural change during a Louisiana closing.

Open-permit flag on every report

Doubles, camelbacks, additions & mechanical work review

Review permit history for New Orleans's doubles, camelbacks, additions, demolitions, and mechanical work before financing closes. Permit rows expose the permit number, type, date, valuation, status, and description your team needs for a focused follow-up.

Historic-district work flag

Orleans Parish Assessor + historic-district context

Cross-reference Code Enforcement permit history with Orleans Parish Assessor records to investigate permit gaps, then account for HDLC and Vieux Carré Commission review on historic properties. The pilot helps title and escrow teams separate an issued permit trail from work that needs additional documentation.

Free through Q4 — pilot

Orleans Parish only — for the short-list.

The New Orleans pilot is scoped to City of New Orleans Code Enforcement issued permits inside Orleans Parish because it is the live lookup path. We pull records directly from the City of New Orleans Socrata resource aib5-en5t — coverage from 2018-present, no manual research, no aggregator lag. Jefferson Parish, St. Bernard Parish, pre-2018 records, separately issued HDLC or Vieux Carré Commission decisions, and permits still in active review remain outside this page's claim.

Order → We pull → Clean PDF delivered.

No calls to Code Enforcement permit counters. No multi-day waits. Submit a New Orleans address, get a structured permit history back.

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Order a report

Submit the New Orleans property address and select your tier. No payment required upfront — we invoice after confirming your order.

Basic $29  ·  Premium $79
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We pull the records

We query the City of New Orleans Socrata resource aib5-en5t for available permit history — permit number, type, issue date, valuation, status, and description — so your team can investigate anything that needs follow-up.

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Clean PDF delivered

Normalized permit data plus original permit documents (Premium tier where available), flagged and formatted. Delivered to your email with a 7-day download link and a public /track/PR-XXXXXX page.

Email + order status page

Try the New Orleans Code Enforcement adapter right now.

Search any Orleans Parish address against the live City of New Orleans Socrata resource aib5-en5t. This is the same lookup endpoint we use for full reports.

Click Search to query live City of New Orleans open data records for the address above.

Real New Orleans permit records — French Quarter, Mid-City, and Uptown.

Pulled live from the City of New Orleans Code Enforcement Socrata resource aib5-en5t on this page load. Each row links back to City of New Orleans open data so you can verify the data yourself.

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addresses with permits
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addresses sampled
Address Neighborhood Permit # Issue Date Permit Type Description
1200 Decatur St French Quarter 23-25341-RNVS 2023-09-13 Renovation (Structural) / Building rebuild corner to match existing re-point entire building as needed using VCC mortar mix, mortar to be tinted to match existing. per previously approved scope permit #22-16057-VCGEN
1015 N Broad St Mid-City / Broadmoor 21-17466-RNVN 2021-06-16 Renovation (Non-Structural) / Building Board windows until replaced, repair steps, repair weather board, masonry, stucco, repair soffits/fascia
2116 Magazine St Uptown / Magazine Row 23-10294-RNVN 2023-04-18 Renovation (Non-Structural) / Building To replace rotted deck boards of balcony and install w/boards of the same. Paint to match existing color. Repairs will be done by employees of the company. (wholesaler development)
2400 Napoleon Ave Uptown / Napoleon Ave 26-26596-SPMA 2026-09-09 Special Event - Master / Temporary October 24th, 2026, Wedding Second Line, 7:20pm - 7:50pm, 2400 Napoleon Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115
2700 Napoleon Ave Uptown / Napoleon Ave 23-15702-HVAC 2023-06-09 Mechanical HVAC / Mechanical Renovation of 5th Floor NICU Space, Installation of new Air Handling Unit and VAV Boxes.

Data source: City of New Orleans Code Enforcement / One Stop Shop — Permit Application Data (Socrata resource aib5-en5t) · Updated live · Generated Sep 15, 2026, 09:11 PM UTC

Join the New Orleans title pilot.

We're inviting a short-list of Louisiana title, escrow, and real-estate attorney teams to a free pilot through Q4. Drop your details and we'll set up your workspace within 1 business day.

Pilot terms: free through Q4, priority 24-hour turnaround on New Orleans addresses, monthly volume ≥ 10 reports, cancel anytime, direct Slack channel for data requests and edge cases.

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New Orleans pilot questions.

How far back does the City of New Orleans Code Enforcement lookup cover?

The City of New Orleans Socrata resource aib5-en5t covers issued permit applications from January 1, 2018 to the present. Pre-2018 records require a public records request through Code Enforcement and remain outside this pilot.

Does this cover doubles, camelbacks, additions, or mechanical work?

It can surface issued Code Enforcement permit rows for those projects when they are present in the resource. Use the permit type, work type, issue date, and description as the documented trail, then request additional Code Enforcement or property records when a title review needs older or pending material.

Can unpermitted additions be detected in New Orleans?

Yes, as a permit-gap review. Cross-reference the Code Enforcement history with Orleans Parish Assessor property records to investigate double or camelback conversions, rear additions, historic-district work, and detached structures that may not have an obvious approved permit row. The report highlights the records your team should verify next; it does not claim to prove an absence of unpermitted work.

What is the HDLC / Vieux Carré Commission relationship to Code Enforcement?

Code Enforcement issues building permits, while properties in the French Quarter and other historic districts may also require HDLC or Vieux Carré Commission review. This pilot queries the issued permit resource; those separate decisions, active review, and zoning records are context to confirm outside the page's permit-row claim.

What's the turnaround and pricing during the pilot?

Free through Q4 for short-list teams, with priority 24-hour turnaround on New Orleans addresses (we typically deliver same-day). Basic tier $29 (normalized permit data), Premium tier $79 (data + original City documents where available). Pilot covers monthly volume ≥ 10 reports; below that, sign up anyway and we'll flag you for the general-availability New Orleans tier in Q1.