Projects taking shape
New filings, material permit changes and the next known step.
Florida Signal Brief · Broward County
Know what’s changing across Broward before the headline.
A human-verified briefing on the public decisions, property moves and filings that can change a project’s timing, value or feasibility across Broward County.
Delivered Mondays at 7 a.m. ET. More timely alerts as the desk expands.
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130K+Permit applications indexed
200K+Broward recording documents
2.4M+Permit workflow events
110K+Applications mapped
Coverage, not content. These records are leads—not published Signals. Every Signal is verified by a human editor and carries its source.
Inside each brief
The records that move Broward, distilled to what matters.
Land changing hands
Ownership, deeds, mortgages, liens and the context around them.
Decisions before permits
Agenda items, votes and public documents that can surface plans early.
Proof, not just a takeaway
Source, date, confidence and what remains unknown—attached to every Signal.
A Signal, anatomized
What changed. Why it matters. What’s next. The proof.
Records are raw material. A Signal is the meaningful change a journalist finds, verifies and puts in context.
A filing, vote or transfer—stated in one plain sentence.
The decision-relevant read: what it could shift for timing, value or feasibility nearby.
The next known step and date to watch, so you can act before it becomes news.
The source document, record date, editor confidence and anything still unverified.
Evidence in. Intelligence out.
We read records together, then show the receipt.
Florida Signal connects place, ownership, public decisions and filings. A human editor verifies the meaningful change before it becomes a Signal.
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Florida Signal Brief
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Broward development intelligence, distilled into one concise Monday brief.
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