NYC · Pre-opening pipeline
Every NYC restaurant
moving through pre-opening.
A living directory of every restaurant build in the five boroughs. Filed, permitted, under construction, liquor approved, inspected, open. Tagged by stage, borough, and the work they need next. Built for the vendors who sell into them.
How a restaurant moves
From filed to open. Seven stages, one record per address.
Stage 1
Filed
DOB filing exists.
Stage 2
Permitted
DOB permit issued.
Stage 3
Construction
Buildout active.
Stage 4
Liquor filed
SLA application in.
Stage 5
Liquor approved
License active.
Stage 6
DOH inspected
First inspection done.
Stage 7
Open
Grade posted, doors open.
Two feeds. One backbone.
Same data. Filtered for the work you actually do.
NEW BUILD
For pre-opening services.
Hospitality attorneys. Insurance brokers. Accountants. Architects. Designers.
The earliest signal a restaurant is forming. DOB filings, ownership entities, design and architecture stages. Reach the operator before the next ten people do.
See new build pricing →RENOVATION
For trades and equipment.
Kitchen equipment. Hood and HVAC. Plumbing. Electrical. Refrigeration. GCs.
The build phase, with verified contact data on the operator. Filtered to active renovation projects with an SLA DBA so you know who you're calling and they know what they ordered.
See renovation pricing →Why this exists
Most vendor sales teams find out about a restaurant after the work is bid.
By the time a place is on Eater or in a press release, the attorney has been hired, the GC is selected, the equipment is ordered. The decisions that matter happened months earlier.
The data was always there. NYC publishes DOB filings, SLA licenses, and DOH inspections in the open. Nobody had stitched them into one record per address, tagged by stage, and filtered to vendors.
That is BuildoutFeed.
What we track
Five boroughs. Every restaurant. Every stage.
Stage tagging
Each venue is tagged Stage 1 through 7 based on the latest signal across DOB, SLA, and DOH. The stage tells you whether to call now or set a reminder.
Sector matching
Auto-tagged from the DOB job description and venue stage. Kitchen equipment, hood, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, attorneys, insurance, design — pulled from the actual scope of work.
Identity resolution
One record per address, keyed to NYC's BBL parcel ID. DOB filings, SLA licenses, and DOH inspections fuse into a single venue you can call once.
Verified operator contact
On RENOVATION-class venues with an SLA DBA, we enrich with the current operator's verified phone and Google place. The previous tenant's number doesn't end up in your CRM.
Be the first call,
not the seventeenth.
Two feeds. Same backbone. Pick the one that matches your work.
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