Built on San Diego's published files
The datasets behind a San Diego report
Everything this product says about a San Diego building is read from public records published by the City of San Diego and SANDAG on data.sandiego.gov — held as a copy refreshed twice a day, stamped with the day it was taken, attributed on every line, and never resold as anything but what it is. This page lists the datasets we read most, each linked to the publisher's own page for it. Those bodies do not produce, review or endorse this service.
311 service requests · the City of San Diego's Get It Done service
Address register, with the parcel number beside it · SANDAG
Base zoning and the community plans · SANDAG
Business tax certificates · the City of San Diego's Office of the City Treasurer
Development permits issued · the City of San Diego's Development Services Department
Parcels, assessed values and the last recorded document · SANDAG
Police incident reports · the San Diego Police Department
Short-term rental licences · the City of San Diego's Development Services Department
Plus federal context named where it appears — FEMA flood zones, USGS seismic data, census figures, FCC broadband, the National Register — and OpenStreetMap for the maps. How current each feed is running is public too: the source health page.