Project shortlist
$49 /mo
Proposed alerts for a focused project list.
- Up to 25 FHA projects
- Planned expiry reminders
- Proposed email delivery
For mortgage professionals, buyer's agents and HOA managers
Check HUD project records and expiry dates in 20 metro area samples. Each page shows the exact city queries it covers, then lets you register interest in planned FHA expiry alerts.
Three projects from the sample
| Project | City | HUD status | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| BOULEVARD (THE) | Austin | Approved | 2026-11-15 |
| 1650 PEARL CONDOMINIUMS | Denver | Approved | 2028-06-30 |
| 19TH AVENUE LOFTS, A CONDO* | Seattle | Approved | 2029-04-24 |
How it works
Open a dated project page and verify the source directly with HUD.
Choose your role, project count and an optional city on the waitlist.
Register interest in planned expiry alerts. Delivery and a launch date are not promised.
Keep a shortlist of projects to recheck before advising on a transaction.
Bring a project's reported expiry date into an early conversation with a lender.
Keep a renewal date visible alongside the official approval paperwork.
These prices test interest in a proposed product. Nothing is for sale. Joining records your interest only.
$49 /mo
Proposed alerts for a focused project list.
$99 /mo
Proposed alerts for a larger project list.
No payment, subscription, free trial or active alert service is created.
The proposal is a saved project watchlist and reminders before recorded approval expiry dates. The value would be fewer repeated manual checks. We are testing that need before building the service; the free HUD database remains the authority.
Join the waitlist for a planned FHA project alert service. Alerts are not operating today. Select a planned price to register interest; no payment or subscription is created.
Free project records
Choose an area, check the dated HUD records, and tell us whether expiry alerts would help your work.
Data you can check
The dates come directly from HUD's public condo-project search. We retain the captured source and query method so each published record can be checked.
No. This is a research preview and waitlist for a proposed service. We do not take payment or promise a launch date.
No. Each hub uses the exact city filters shown on that page and retains the first alphabetical page, at most 25 records per query. Suburbs and additional results may be missing. HUD may return longer city names matching a city query. Check HUD for a full current search.
No. They are source records captured November 4, 2026. Project status can change, and a lender must assess the requirements for a particular transaction.
No. This preview tests FHA project expiry alerts and uses FHA records only. VA's public report has no expiry field, so we do not infer or promise VA expiry alerts.
Choose a planned price or join without selecting one. Both help us decide whether this service is useful.