HVAC Leads
SoHo & NoLita (10012)
Manhattan, New York City
Very Active
DemandScore™
SoHo & NoLita (10012) is cooling down with a DemandScore of 100/100 and 14 permits this week.
This Week
SoHo & NoLita saw 14 demand signals this week across 0 properties, down 85% from 95 last week. No properties reported multiple issues this week, suggesting dispersed rather than concentrated activity.
Top HVAC Leads in SoHo & NoLita (10012)
Properties ranked by DemandScore — a composite of recent activity, signal volume, and data richness. Higher scores mean stronger buying signals.
Permit within the last two weeks. 15 signals in the last year — high activity.
Recent signals
302 MOTT ST NEW YORK
Permit within the last two weeks. 4 signals recently.
5 SPG ST NEW YORK
Permit within the last month. 15 signals in the last year — high activity.
231 THOMPSON ST NEW YORK
Permit within the last two weeks. 3 signals recently.
135 SULLIVAN ST NEW YORK
Permit within the last month. 4 signals recently.
57 SPG ST NEW YORK
Permit within the last month. 4 signals recently.
111 MAC DOUGAL ST NEW YORK
6 signals in the last year — high activity.
222 THOMPSON ST NEW YORK
5 signals in the last year — high activity.
241 MULBERRY ST NEW YORK
4 signals recently.
229 MULBERRY ST NEW YORK
4 signals recently.
Contractor Market Context
Over the past 30 days, 10012 has logged 613 demand signals, 49% below its 90-day monthly average of 1211. Most demand comes from residential properties (100%), with limited commercial activity. 89% of reporting properties were built before 1950, and multi-unit buildings averaging 18 units account for 79% of the building stock—both factors that create recurring service opportunities. For contractors, 10012 presents a cooling market in SoHo & NoLita.
30d Events
613
Commercial %
0%
Pre-1950 %
89%
Multi-Unit %
79%
FAQ
What does a 'DemandScore' measure?
The DemandScore (0-100) ranks this ZIP's activity level compared to all ZIPs in the city. A score of 100 means SoHo & NoLita is above the citywide average. Higher scores indicate more active demand.
What are 'repeat properties'?
Repeat properties are addresses with multiple events this week (0 properties in SoHo & NoLita). These indicate ongoing, unresolved issues—making them your highest-conversion targets.
How do commercial vs. residential split affect me?
Commercial properties (0% of events) typically yield higher-value contracts. Residential properties (100%) offer higher volume. Use the Property List below to filter and focus on your specialty.
Why is seasonal context important?
Comparing this week to the same week last year reveals whether demand is growing (+), stable, or declining (-). This helps you forecast pipeline and adjust outreach strategy seasonally.
How can I use the 'nearby ZIP' tiles?
The nearby ZIP tiles show DemandScores and trend direction for neighboring areas. If a neighboring ZIP is surging (↗ Growing), consider expanding outreach there. Use the tiles to identify pockets of high demand across the broader area.
What's the benefit of knowing property density patterns?
Understanding which property types drive demand in SoHo & NoLita lets you focus on what converts fastest. High commercial %, many repeats, or clustering in specific neighborhoods all signal opportunity concentration.
How frequently is this data updated?
Data refreshes daily from 17 authoritative sources, with an average lag of 0h. Last update was 1025h ago. Consistency is 100% over the past 30 days.
How can I unlock the full property list with contacts?
All 0 properties in 10012 are available to subscribers. The Operator plan ($99/mo) includes property details, owner names, contact info, daily lead sheets, alerts, and CSV export.
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