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Vacant Property Data

Properties showing vacancy indicators from postal, utility, listing and observational sources, keyed to the parcel and owner.

VacancyInvestorsDailyOwners

Vacancy is inferred from multiple weak signals that become strong together: undeliverable mail, utility status, long-expired listings, absentee ownership, code violations and observed condition. Each parcel carries a vacancy score and the underlying indicators so you can set your own threshold.

Delivered as a daily signal file alongside our other property-status signals, or as a monthly snapshot.

Sample rows

Illustrative and synthetic. Real samples for your geography are a reply away.

property_idaddresscitystatevacancy_scoreindicatorsowner_nameowner_mailingabsenteefirst_flagged
P3318•••6•• Pine StDetroitMI0.91USPS vacant; no utility; absenteeK••••• HOLDINGS LLCSouthfield, MIYes03/02/2026
P8027•••1•• Palm DrCape CoralFL0.72expired listing; absenteeR••••• & M••••• S•••Toronto, ONYes08/11/2026

Schema

FieldTypeNotes
property_ididentifiernon-personal
addresstextpersonal data
citytextnon-personal
statetextnon-personal
vacancy_scorenumbernon-personal
indicatorstextnon-personal
owner_nametextpersonal data
owner_mailingtextpersonal data
absenteebooleannon-personal
first_flaggedbooleannon-personal

Abridged. The full data dictionary ships with every sample and lists every field, its fill rate and its source.

Used for

  • Investor and wholesaler acquisition
  • Insurance vacancy risk
  • Municipal blight programs
  • Direct-mail suppression

How it is built

Indicators are collected from postal, utility and listing sources plus our own observation pipelines, then combined into a score calibrated against verified vacancies.

Questions we get

How accurate?

At a score above 0.85 we see verified vacancy in the large majority of field checks. Lower thresholds trade precision for reach, which is why we expose the components.

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