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NJ permit intelligence
NJ permit intelligence

Predict permit revisions before you submit.

PermitGranted models real municipal behavior — correction histories, board decisions, review timelines, and comparable outcomes — to give you probabilistic intelligence before you ever file.

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Permit Risk Report · sample
226 Bay Street
Multifamily, 8 units · Planning board · MUR — Mixed-Use Residential
medium
risk 0.42
61%FIRST-PASS
Median timeline
62d
38–94d range
Cases analyzed
31,141
Jersey City corpus
Prior signals
3
on this parcel
Likely corrections
  • [blocker]
    parking · 11 of 14 similar projects flagged
    Parking schedule does not reconcile with unit count plus ground-floor commercial use; board has been requesting traffic narrative for this overlay.
  • [moderate]
    zoning · 7 of 14 similar projects flagged
    Front setback shown as 8 ft; this district has 10 ft minimum unless prior amendment applies.
Comparable approved projects
ApplicationAddressDays Sim
P22-06188 Bright Street71d0.87
P2024-000229 Fayette Ave58d0.81
P2023-0072840 Communipaw Ave113d0.77
Every figure in a real report links back to the source record it came from.
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What we do

Filing software tells you the status. We tell you the outcome — before you file.

Filing platforms ship the package and tell you the status. We tell you what this board, on this kind of project, on this kind of site, has been flagging lately — and how long it will take to clear.

31,141Jersey City cases analyzed
3,518real correction comments
2,156board decisions parsed
Why it matters

Most permit delays are predictable.

They come from recurring correction patterns, missing documents, zoning issues, parcel context, and board behavior the applicant did not know to anticipate. PermitGranted turns those patterns into pre-submission intelligence.

The cost of a single revision cycle is weeks. The cost of a single missing document is sometimes longer. Knowing which ones to expect, on this board, for this kind of project, is the difference between filing once and filing three times.

FLAGESCALATESBOARD ACTIONAPPLICANTOUTCOMEParking scheduleinconsistent11 of 14 comparables flaggedZoning correctionSetback narrative requestedFire narrativeRequired by overlayBoard continuanceHearing carried 60 daysRevised parkingscheduleTraffic narrative addedApproved w/conditionsP22-061 · 71 daysWe do not just predict corrections — we model how this board responds when one shows up.
What you get back

A pre-submission risk report instead of a guess.

Predictions

Municipality-specific corrections

Example: "11 of 14 similar Jersey City multifamily projects in MUR overlay flagged for parking schedule." Patterns extracted from real decided applications, scoped to the actual board.

Forecasts

Probabilistic timelines

Example: "First-pass approval probability 61%. Median 62 days, p25–p75 range 38–94 days." Grounded in decided cases at the same board for the same project type, with confidence intervals.

Comparables

Address-linked precedent

Example: "P22-061 — 88 Bright Street, approved with conditions in 71 days." Closest decided applications with conditions imposed, days to decision, and the resolution language they carried.

Context

Site + parcel signals

Zoning district, lot dimensions, historic overlay, flood zone, prior decisions on the parcel, recent violations. The context every reviewer is going to check.

Built for NJ first

We know the boards here. We’re growing from there.

399 NJ jurisdictions · 1,786,381 permit cases catalogued across 21 counties. Statewide permit-case coverage and growing — the deepest board-decision and correction data is in Jersey City + Hudson, where we started.

Jersey CityHudsonLive31,1413,5182,15634d·183d
Franklin Twp, Nj (Somerset Co.)SomersetBeta24,908———
Hamilton, Nj (Mercer Co.)MercerBeta24,896———
East Brunswick—Beta24,877———
Cherry Hill—Beta24,713———
EdisonMiddlesexBeta24,657———
Fair Lawn—Beta24,593———
Monroe Twp—Beta24,569———
Clifton—Beta23,957———
Plainfield—Beta23,825———
Jackson—Beta23,355———
Middletown Twp—Beta22,101———
NewarkEssexBeta21,084——39d·152d
Howell—Beta20,797———
Marlboro—Beta20,326———
Lakewood—Beta20,286———
Mount Laurel—Beta19,352———
Manalapan—Beta18,460———
Manchester—Beta18,123———
Hillsborough—Beta17,869———
Piscataway—Beta17,270———
Bridgewater—Beta17,189———
Englewood—Beta15,818———
BloomfieldEssexBeta15,545——26d·56d
Lawrence Twp—Beta14,853———
Livingston—Beta14,738———
Morris—Beta14,108———
Ewing—Beta13,801———
Evesham—Beta13,399———
Hopewell Twp—Beta13,128———
Millburn—Beta12,752———
Pennsauken—Beta12,114———
MontclairEssexBeta11,393——27d·65d
Paramus—Beta11,294———
Plainsboro—Beta11,281———
Ocean Twp—Beta11,230———
Freehold Twp—Beta11,077———
Ocean City—Beta10,845———
Moorestown—Beta10,771———
Nutley—Beta10,628———
Rahway—Beta10,568———
Camden—Beta9,762———
Montgomery—Beta9,707———
Jefferson—Beta9,627———
PatersonPassaicBeta9,557——47d·105d
Lacey—Beta9,392———
Deptford—Beta9,355———
Burlington Twp—Beta9,263———
Mahwah—Beta9,260———
Gloucester Twp—Beta9,220———
Montville—Beta9,123———
Cranford—Beta9,085———
BayonneHudsonBeta8,826——25d·48d
Linden—Beta8,811———
Holmdel—Beta8,546———
ElizabethUnionBeta8,388—1425d·105d
Long Beach Twp—Beta8,379———
Little Egg Harbor—Beta8,223———
Denville—Beta8,050———
Madison—Beta8,022———
HobokenHudsonBeta7,93814846d·195d
East Windsor—Beta7,828———
Neptune Twp—Beta7,810———
Glen Rock—Beta7,735———
Medford—Beta7,616———
Long Branch—Beta7,561———
Lower Twp—Beta7,513———
East OrangeEssexBeta7,374——41d·111d
Point Pleasant Boro—Beta7,264———
Mansfield—Beta7,255———
Fort Lee—Beta7,160———
Hopatcong—Beta7,094———
Mount Olive—Beta6,934———
Commercial—Beta6,709———
Chatham Boro—Beta6,587———
Metuchen—Beta6,565———
Phillipsburg—Beta6,436———
Franklin Lakes—Beta6,391———
MorristownMorrisLive6,380—13735d·87d
Eatontown—Beta6,363———
Chatham Twp—Beta6,208———
Middle Twp—Beta6,138———
Perth Amboy—Beta6,122———
Hamilton, Nj (Atlantic Co.)AtlanticBeta6,122———
Egg Harbor Twp—Beta5,955———
Freehold Boro—Beta5,674———
SecaucusHudsonBeta5,669——26d·52d
Glassboro—Beta5,647———
New Brunswick—Beta5,646———
East Hanover—Beta5,535———
Old Tappan—Beta5,521———
Clinton Twp—Beta5,508———
Hanover—Beta5,460———
Florham Park—Beta5,430———
New Providence—Beta5,368———
Pequannock—Beta5,323———
Garfield—Beta5,318———
Union CityHudsonBeta5,304——37d·98d
Galloway—Beta5,269———
Florence—Beta5,174———
Lyndhurst—Beta5,141———
Lindenwold—Beta5,081———
Berkeley TwpOceanBeta4,998———
BergenfieldBergenBeta4,995———
BellevilleEssexBeta4,994———
BernardsSomersetBeta4,994———
BernardsvilleSomersetBeta4,993———
Berkeley HeightsUnionBeta4,993———
Cinnaminson—Beta4,985———
Harrison Twp—Beta4,946———
Margate—Beta4,939———
Hillside—Beta4,923———
Cliffside Park—Beta4,862———
West New YorkHudsonBeta4,852——41d·106d
East Greenwich—Beta4,826———
Plumsted—Beta4,818———
Ramsey—Beta4,800———
North Brunswick—Beta4,697———
Cedar Grove—Beta4,663———
Passaic—Beta4,640———
North Wildwood—Beta4,614———
Haddon Twp—Beta4,601———
Chester Twp—Beta4,575———
Franklin Twp, Nj (Gloucester Co.)GloucesterBeta4,523———
Byram—Beta4,440———
Carteret—Beta4,432———
Fairfield—Beta4,408———
KearnyHudsonBeta4,399——40d·84d
Dumont—Beta4,388———
Little Falls—Beta4,176———
New Milford—Beta4,159———
Colts Neck—Beta4,134———
Mantua—Beta4,126———
Hawthorne—Beta4,070———
Maple Shade—Beta4,070———
Pennsville—Beta4,036———
Long Hill Twp—Beta4,019———
Hardyston—Beta4,010———
Oakland—Beta3,947———
Middlesex—Beta3,941———
Kinnelon—Beta3,926———
Harding—Beta3,736———
Mendham Twp—Beta3,716———
Pemberton Twp—Beta3,702———
Closter—Beta3,671———
Clark—Beta3,667———
AvalonCape MayBeta3,646———
City Of Orange TwpEssexBeta3,629———
OrangeEssexBeta3,629—4329d·114d
Lopatcong—Beta3,597———
Brigantine—Beta3,517———
Leonia—Beta3,482———
Mountainside—Beta3,469———
Ocean—Beta3,467———
Maplewood—Beta3,458———
Oceanport—Beta3,423———
Edgewater Park—Beta3,411———
Lodi—Beta3,411———
Park Ridge—Beta3,409———
Hammonton—Beta3,357———
Manville—Beta3,272———
Delran—Beta3,233———
Fanwood—Beta3,211———
Morris Plains—Beta3,189———
Cresskill—Beta3,176———
Hillsdale—Beta3,172———
Glen Ridge—Beta3,158———
Highland Park—Beta3,133———
Millstone—Beta3,122———
Palisades Park—Beta3,088———
Midland Park—Beta3,056———
Lumberton—Beta3,008———
HaddonfieldCamdenBeta2,999———
BogotaBergenBeta2,999———
BarnegatOceanBeta2,999———
HackettstownWarrenBeta2,993———
BedminsterSomersetBeta2,991———
HackensackBergenBeta2,964———
Elmwood Park—Beta2,946———
Cape May—Beta2,931———
North BergenHudsonBeta2,928——52d·91d
Hasbrouck Heights—Beta2,916———
Gloucester City—Beta2,906———
North Arlington—Beta2,895———
BelvidereWarrenBeta2,889———
Pitman—Beta2,878———
Millville—Beta2,868———
Little Silver—Beta2,851———
Pine Hill—Beta2,840———
Cranbury—Beta2,833———
Matawan—Beta2,819———
North Haledon—Beta2,806———
Harrington Park—Beta2,776———
Fair Haven—Beta2,761———
Logan Twp—Beta2,677———
Green Brook—Beta2,661———
Englewood Cliffs—Beta2,650———
Pompton Lakes—Beta2,640———
Boonton TownMorrisBeta2,627———
Manasquan—Beta2,619———
Lambertville—Beta2,606———
Pleasantville—Beta2,593———
BlairstownWarrenBeta2,591———
Chesterfield—Beta2,586———
Lebanon Twp—Beta2,571———
IrvingtonEssexBeta2,561——23d·44d
Burlington City—Beta2,546———
Maywood—Beta2,520———
Montvale—Beta2,515———
Mendham Boro—Beta2,448———
Carneys Point—Beta2,448———
Mountain Lakes—Beta2,448———
Oradell—Beta2,444———
Northfield—Beta2,443———
Edgewater—Beta2,441———
Newton—Beta2,406———
Emerson—Beta2,406———
Dover—Beta2,375———
Hainesport—Beta2,344———
Harrison TownHudsonBeta2,332———
HarrisonHudsonBeta2,332——11d·16d
Haddon Heights—Beta2,331———
Little Ferry—Beta2,330———
Dennis—Beta2,328———
BarringtonCamdenBeta2,324———
Lincoln Park—Beta2,313———
Berlin TwpCamdenBeta2,310———
Linwood—Beta2,302———
East Rutherford—Beta2,287———
Boonton TwpMorrisBeta2,242———
Brielle—Beta2,239———
Demarest—Beta2,238———
Butler—Beta2,197———
Keansburg—Beta2,197———
Holland—Beta2,185———
BelmarMonmouthBeta2,150———
Keyport—Beta2,122———
Bound BrookSomersetBeta2,096———
Clayton—Beta2,076———
Independence—Beta2,057———
BloomingdalePassaicBeta2,049———
Andover TwpSussexBeta2,000———
AllendaleBergenBeta1,999———
AlexandriaHunterdonBeta1,998———
Asbury ParkMonmouthBeta1,997———
BeachwoodOceanBeta1,995———
Carlstadt—Beta1,993———
North Plainfield—Beta1,993———
Norwood—Beta1,985———
Peapack Gladstone—Beta1,978———
Mount Holly—Beta1,974———
Caldwell—Beta1,974———
Pittsgrove—Beta1,972———
AllamuchyWarrenBeta1,931———
WeehawkenHudsonBeta1,928——34d·131d
AbseconAtlanticBeta1,925———
BethlehemHunterdonBeta1,886———
Bordentown TwpBurlingtonBeta1,883———
Milltown—Beta1,878———
Collingswood—Beta1,871———
Bradley BeachMonmouthBeta1,861———
Beach HavenOceanBeta1,851———
AberdeenMonmouthBeta1,848———
Franklin Boro—Beta1,842———
Hightstown Boro—Beta1,828———
Haworth—Beta1,814———
Greenwich, Nj (Warren Co.)WarrenBeta1,756———
Hampton Twp—Beta1,741———
Fredon—Beta1,720———
Delaware—Beta1,710———
Flemington—Beta1,670———
Palmyra—Beta1,645———
Northvale—Beta1,584———
Mount Arlington—Beta1,575———
Kenilworth—Beta1,526———
Elk Twp—Beta1,506———
Green—Beta1,502———
Randolph—Beta1,499———
Franklin Twp, Nj (Hunterdon Co.)HunterdonBeta1,495———
Eastampton—Beta1,493———
Fairview—Beta1,483———
Pennington Boro—Beta1,476———
Mine Hill—Beta1,474———
Mount Ephraim—Beta1,469———
GuttenbergHudsonBeta1,450——32d·77d
Pilesgrove—Beta1,435———
Longport—Beta1,428———
Atlantic HighlandsMonmouthBeta1,423———
Garwood—Beta1,400———
Pohatcong—Beta1,397———
Paulsboro—Beta1,386———
Highlands—Beta1,378———
East Amwell—Beta1,372———
Clementon—Beta1,372———
Egg Harbor City—Beta1,366———
Medford Lakes—Beta1,355———
Delanco—Beta1,336———
Montague—Beta1,326———
Neptune City—Beta1,271———
Mullica—Beta1,221———
Bay HeadOceanBeta1,215———
Knowlton—Beta1,211———
Hamburg—Beta1,209———
Bordentown CityBurlingtonBeta1,203———
Netcong—Beta1,175———
Chester Boro—Beta1,162———
North Hanover—Beta1,157———
Lafayette—Beta1,152———
Buena Vista—Beta1,144———
Liberty—Beta1,142———
Franklin Twp, Nj (Warren Co.)WarrenBeta1,141———
AlpineBergenBeta1,134———
Barnegat LightOceanBeta1,112———
Greenwich, Nj (Gloucester Co.)GloucesterBeta1,107———
Gibbsboro—Beta1,082———
Jamesburg—Beta1,069———
Deerfield—Beta1,060———
Magnolia—Beta1,060———
Berlin BoroughCamdenBeta1,040———
Essex Fells—Beta1,021———
Island Heights—Beta1,011———
BridgetonCumberlandBeta1,000———
BrickOceanBeta1,000———
Atlantic CityAtlanticBeta1,000———
BranchburgSomersetBeta1,000———
Point Pleasant Beach—Beta999———
Ogdensburg—Beta980———
BellmawrCamdenBeta979———
Deal—Beta912———
Frankford—Beta896———
Frenchtown—Beta891———
Frelinghuysen—Beta888———
Maurice River—Beta872———
Mantoloking—Beta865———
AllowaySalemBeta862———
Kingwood—Beta862———
Dunellen—Beta831———
Haledon—Beta830———
Hopewell Boro—Beta798———
Glen Gardner—Beta785———
Hope—Beta775———
Harmony—Beta769———
AudubonCamdenBeta757———
Eagleswood—Beta753———
Oaklyn—Beta747———
Merchantville—Beta742———
Moonachie—Beta735———
Oxford—Beta696———
Clinton Town—Beta679———
Hardwick—Beta667———
Prospect Park—Beta662———
North Caldwell—Beta620———
Harvey Cedars—Beta591———
Penns Grove—Beta586———
Lebanon Boro—Beta571———
Quinton—Beta567———
Englishtown—Beta557———
AllentownMonmouthBeta539———
Far Hills—Beta537———
Milford—Beta492———
High Bridge—Beta489———
AllenhurstMonmouthBeta486———
BloomsburyHunterdonBeta479———
Ocean Gate—Beta478———
Califon—Beta469———
Hampton Boro—Beta455———
Helmetta—Beta448———
BeverlyBurlingtonBeta443———
Downe—Beta440———
Folsom—Beta440———
Mannington—Beta431———
Audubon ParkCamdenBeta413———
Newfield—Beta408———
Estell Manor—Beta401———
Cape May Point—Beta400———
Lawnside—Beta398———
Buena—Beta386———
Elmer—Beta383———
Elsinboro—Beta379———
BranchvilleSussexBeta359———
Interlaken—Beta352———
Lake Como—Beta348———
Greenwich, Nj (Cumberland Co.)CumberlandBeta344———
Pemberton Boro—Beta315———
Oldmans—Beta305———
Bass RiverBurlingtonBeta280———
Brooklawn—Beta256———
Chesilhurst—Beta251———
Farmingdale—Beta251———
Laurel Springs—Beta247———
New Hanover—Beta220———
Fieldsboro—Beta213———
East NewarkHudsonBeta183——19d·37d
Loch Arbour—Beta171———
Corbin City—Beta115———
AlphaWarrenBeta48———
Lavallette—Ingesting15———
Lower Alloways Creek—Ingesting7———
Port Republic—Ingesting1———

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Jersey City intelligence preview

We know how Jersey City actually behaves.

The board sequencing, the correction patterns, the conditions imposed recently, the parcel overlays that change a project's review path. All of it grounded in the actual record.

Median timeline
62 days
planning board, 2024–26
Top correction
Parking / zoning
multifamily filings
Most delayed path
MF + variance
multifamily + variance
Recent signal
Zoning ↑
mixed-use comments up
Cases catalogued
694
planning, zoning, HPC
Confidence
Beta
calibration soon
HUDSONDowntown JC~82dJournal Sq~78dThe Heights~58dBergen-Lafayette~64dGreenville~42dHoboken~49dNewport / Powerhouse~71dBayonne~38dPERMIT FRICTION · MEDIAN DAYSHigh friction · 70+ daysMedium · 45-70 daysLower friction · <45 daysJERSEY CITY · LIVE694 cases · 128 correctionsMedian timeline: 62 daysTop correction: parking / zoningconfidence: beta
Timeline forecast

Predicted range, anchored to real comparables.

For every project we forecast median days to decision plus the 25th–75th percentile range, grounded in the closest decided cases at the same board. Each pin is a real application with a real decision date.

Predicted median: 62 daysp25 · 38dp75 · 94dP22-189 · 49dP2024-0002 · 58dP2024-0049 · 67dP22-061 · 71dP2024-0011 · 74dP22-203 · 79dP2023-0027 · 88dP2023-0072 · 113dcomparable median · 71d20d40d60d80d100d120d130d
Evidence-backed predictions

Every figure traces back to the record.

We do not just hand you a probability. We show the recurring pattern, the board action precedent, the parcel context, the closest comparable, and the ordinance reference that drove the call.

Every prediction is stored and graded against the actual outcome when the board decides. Calibration is published, not asserted.

Prediction · backed by evidence
blocker

Parking schedule likely to be flagged by Planning Board

  1. 01
    patternRecurring pattern

    11 of 14 similar multifamily filings in MUR overlay flagged for parking schedule.

    pg_review_observations · 2022–2026
  2. 02
    board decisionBoard action precedent

    Last 3 Planning Board hearings carried this category 60 days for revised schedule + traffic narrative.

    3 decisions · 2024–2026
  3. 03
    parcelParcel context

    Located in MUR overlay with ground-floor commercial allowed; board has been requesting traffic narrative on this combination.

    pg_parcel_index · Block 12001, Lot 17
  4. 04
    comparableClosest comparable

    P22-061 (88 Bright Street) — same project type, same overlay — Approved with conditions after revised parking schedule. 71 days to decision.

    pg_board_decisions · P22-061
  5. 05
    ordinanceOrdinance reference

    Jersey City Ch. 345 Art. VII: parking ratio 1.0 spaces / dwelling unit baseline, plus commercial component schedule.

    pg_zoning_rules · jersey-city-nj/MUR
Every figure in a real report links back to the source record it came from. Predictions are graded against the actual outcome when the board decides.
The system underneath

Most permit software tracks workflows. We model how municipalities actually behave.

Every report is grounded in a continuously growing record of real decisions, real correction comments, real timelines, and real conditions imposed. We watch the same boards over time, so our forecasts move when reviewers do.

Every prediction is stored and graded against the actual outcome when the board decides. Calibration is published, not asserted.

JC Planning BoardJC Zoning BoardParkingSetbackMUR overlayHistoricP22-061 · approvedP23-072 · carried

Correction patterns

Reviewer comments extracted from public records, categorized by department, linked to the projects that produced them.

Review timelines

Calendar days from submission to decision, joined to project type, board, and conditions imposed recently.

Hearing outcomes

Approvals, denials, withdrawals, abandonments — plus the resolution language. Every comparable carries actual decision text.

Predictions, graded

Every forecast is stored and re-scored when the real outcome lands. We show calibration, not vibes.

Workflow utilities

Powered by intelligence. Delivered through workflow.

To generate the intelligence, we also give you the tools: photo-to-plan conversion optimized for municipal acceptance, code checks with reviewer-style citations, permit-ready drawings and filing packets, revision tracking and filing assistance.

These are not the product. They are how we continuously train the most accurate municipal behavior model in the industry — and how we deliver immediate value to the users who feed it.

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Frequently asked

The questions buyers ask.

How is this different from PermitFlow or other filing platforms?

Filing platforms package the documents and submit them. We tell you what the board is likely to say back — corrections to expect, timelines to budget for, comparable decisions, conditions the board has been imposing recently. We are the intelligence layer underneath; filing workflows are a downstream consumer.

Where does the intelligence come from?

Public records the boards already publish: meeting agendas and minutes, resolutions, correction notices, inspection outcomes, zoning ordinances, parcel and assessment data. We parse them, link them to the projects that produced them, and grade our predictions against the actual outcomes as new decisions arrive.

How accurate are the forecasts?

We publish our calibration. Every prediction we make is stored with its features, and once the actual outcome lands we compute the error against both our model and against simple baselines (the dumb priors any model has to beat). The leaderboard shows where we have skill and where we are still learning.

What jurisdictions are covered?

Statewide — permit counts and review timelines across New Jersey, with the deepest intelligence (correction patterns, board decisions, comparable projects) in Jersey City and Hudson County, and expanding. Coverage depth per jurisdiction is shown on the coverage page; we add depth where customers need it, not empty placeholders.

Can I see what a report looks like before I pay?

Yes. The sample report shows a real project, with the comparable decisions and timeline forecast that drove its risk score. Every figure links back to source records the system pulled it from.

Are you replacing my expediter?

No. We make expediters faster and their filings cleaner. Expediters with real institutional memory are valuable; we capture and reinforce that memory rather than erasing it.

Do you generate plans and forms too?

Yes, for residential projects — see the homeowner workflow page. But those are workflow utilities that consume the intelligence layer, not what the company is. Document automation will commoditize; the predictive intelligence is the moat.

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See what your board actually flags.

Pick your jurisdiction and project type and we’ll show you the likely outcome, the corrections this board pushes back on most, and the typical timeline — free, from real decisions. Upgrade to a full report for your specific address when you’re ready.

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