We monitor the agencies, authorities and public records that publish Georgia’s commercial property and business funding opportunities, verify what we find, score it, and put the deadline in your calendar before it passes.
Every record names its source and the date we last verified it. No scraped listings, no recycled press releases, no guarantees we cannot keep.
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What we track
Each category has its own fields, its own sources and its own scoring emphasis, because a tax sale and a workforce grant are not the same decision.
Tax sales, sheriff sales, bank-owned inventory, development-authority sites and off-market indications — with the liens, zoning and registration deadlines attached.
Grants, guaranteed loans, tax credits, workforce funding and procurement — sorted by who can actually qualify, not by who shouts loudest.
Construction inputs, industrial rents, vacancy, lending rates and permit activity — the numbers that decide whether a deal still works.
How it works
The workflow is deliberately slow in the middle. Speed matters at the deadline, not at the point where someone decides a record is true.
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We track named public bodies — state agencies, development authorities, federal portals and economic data services — on a schedule, and record when each was last checked.
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Every record is traced to a primary source and carries the date it was verified. Anything older than thirty days is flagged for reverification before it stays in front of you.
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A researcher writes the analysis, a reviewer checks it and scores it across seven weighted components, and an editor publishes it. No record reaches you without all three.
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Premium members are alerted the moment a matching record is published or materially changes. Everyone gets the weekly report and deadline reminders at fourteen, seven and two days.
The weekly report
Published every Thursday. Personalised to your counties and industries, with the deadline calendar and the pricing indicators that changed.
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