Live data through Sep 24, 2026 29,388 Anne Arundel permits 2,494 contractor companies tracked Updated every weekday
For site work & building materials Anne Arundel County

New build sites in Anne Arundel, before a supplier is chosen.

Perc tests, grading, septic and new-home permits filed with the county, with the owner and applicant on file. Sorted by town, in your inbox every Monday.

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Build Radar · Anne ArundelMon 7:00 AM
This week's new build sites, sorted by town
Woodland Beach Rd, Pasadena 21122 No contractor yet Perc test · the earliest sign a lot will be built
Joyce Ln E, Arnold 21012 No contractor yet Grading · owner + applicant on file
Iron Stone Rd, Lothian 20711 Septic Septic installer named · a house usually follows
Alumroot Ln, Laurel 20724 Townhome New townhome · builder named on the permit
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Covering every town in Anne Arundel County
AnnapolisGlen BurnieSeverna ParkPasadenaOdentonCroftonArnoldEdgewaterMillersvilleHanoverLaurelLothian

By the time you see the foundation, the order's already placed.

Site work and materials get lined up early. The county records a lot months before anyone breaks ground. Nobody's watching it for you.

What you do today

  • Drive Route 2 and Ritchie Highway looking for new sites that are already framed
  • Hear about jobs after the builder has a supplier
  • Dig through the county permit portal one record at a time

With Build Radar

  • See the lot at the perc test or grading permit, when no contractor is named yet
  • Every new-build filing in one short email, sorted by town
  • Owner, mailing address and applicant for each site

How it works

We watch Anne Arundel County's permit system so your reps don't have to.

1

We pull every new filing

Every weekday we collect all new Anne Arundel County permits, the same day they're filed.

2

We keep only new build sites

Perc tests, grading, septic, water/sewer and new homes. We drop remodels and repairs, and flag the sites with no contractor named yet.

3

You get the list Monday

Address, permit type, filing date, owner and applicant, sorted by town. Forward it straight to your outside sales reps.

161
new-build sites filed in the last 30 days
47
perc tests & grading permits, the earliest sign a lot will be built
100%
of those name no contractor yet

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If you need to reach the site before the builder picks a vendor, this is for you.

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Questions

Where does the data come from?

Anne Arundel County's own permit system, checked every weekday. The first signs of a new home, perc tests, grading and septic permits, are filed before construction starts. We pull those out as they come in and sort them by town, with the owner and applicant on file.

How early is "early"?

A perc test or grading permit usually comes months before framing, and it never names a contractor. Septic, water/sewer and new-home permits come closer to construction and name the installer or builder.

Whose contact information is on the list?

The property owner and mailing address from the permit, and the applicant who filed it, which is often an engineer, septic company or the builder. Builders and developers are businesses, so calling them is fine. For individual homeowners, use mail.

Which parts of Maryland do you cover?

Anne Arundel County today. If you deliver elsewhere in Maryland, tell us where and we'll let you know when it's covered.

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