Real estate brokerage leads: who's signing agents
A brokerage signs an agent, or gets its own brokerage license.
8,205
agents signed with a brokerage. Texas, 90 days.
Commercial property transfer leads from recorded deeds
A deed records on a commercial property at $100,000 or more.
$2,262,278,756
changed hands on recorded deeds in July 2026
- Where
- New York City
- Same pull
- 3,082 deeds read at $100K or more
- Pulled
The moment
A commercial parcel that just changed hands has a new owner about to refinance, re-tenant, renovate or flip. The deed is public the week it records.
The Elevator tracks recorded deeds at $100,000 and up, keeps the commercial ones and names who took title, where, and the consideration written on the deed. At the biggest buildings it adds the construction work already on file.
Who it's for
- Hard-money and bridge lenders
- Refinance brokers
- Property managers
- Title and bridge shops
- General contractors and the trades
- Investors watching a submarket
What you get
- Commercial deeds recorded in your window at $100,000 or more
- Who took title, the parcel and the consideration on the deed
- Construction work already on file at the largest buildings
- Deeds sorted by area, so each rep works a patch
The outcome
Your lender calls the new owner while the refinance is still being planned. Your property management team pitches before the old manager's contract comes up.
Questions buyers ask
- Is the consideration the market value?
- No. It's the amount written on the deed. On some deeds it's a partial interest or a related-party number, and the list says so.
- How fast after closing does a deed show up?
- Recording trails closing by a few days. The pull date on this page tells you how current the list is.
- Do you cover residential deeds?
- This machine keeps commercial deeds. Tell us your market and what you sell, and we'll tell you what's on file for residential.
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- 2
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- 3
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- 4
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