September 2026 Release Log

Two new property fields — permit details and 360° panoramas — plus one of our heaviest crawl build-out months yet across product and property data.

New to Datafiniti

This month we added two new fields to property records, giving you richer detail on a property's history and a more immersive way to view it.

PermitDetails

permitDetails is a normalized, nested list of building-permit records associated with a property, with each permit broken out into its own sub-fields (for example number, type, and date). It gives you structured visibility into renovations, additions, and construction activity tied to a property — without stitching together a separate permit data source.

See it in the schema.

panoramas

panoramas is a list of 360° panoramic media associated with a property, complementing the static photos already available in imageURLs. Where imageURLs provides individual listing photos, panoramas surfaces immersive, interactive views — so you can build more engaging property experiences and feed richer inputs into your models and workflows.

See it in the schema.

Why This Matters

permitDetails lets you understand a property beyond its listing snapshot. Permit history is a strong signal for property condition, recent improvements, and valuation changes, opening up new use cases in risk assessment, renovation tracking, and lead scoring.

panoramas gives your applications visual context that static images alone can't. Immersive walkthroughs help end users evaluate a property faster and give your models a richer view of what a listing actually looks like.

What Changed

Both fields are populated from the listing sources we collect, so availability varies by property, and actual records may not include either field. To return only records that include a field, require it to exist in your query:

{
    "query": "country:US AND province:TX AND city:Austin AND propertyType:"Single Family Dwelling" AND panoramas:*",
    "num_records": 5
}

A quick note on usage: per our Terms of Use (Section 3.9), images accessed through property data — including assets referenced by panoramas — may not be publicly displayed. You can display this media inside an authenticated part of your application, behind a login, credential, or paywall.

Data Sourcing Recap — August 2026

76 new and updated crawl sources

Our crawl development team had a heavy build-out month in August — 76 total tickets across product and property data:

• Product data. Product dominated the month with 71 buildouts plus 2 rebuilds (CVS and Bloomingdales). The work was almost entirely beauty and personal care — cosmetics, skincare, haircare, fragrance, and health/OTC — spanning individual brands like Charlotte Tilbury, The Ordinary, Olaplex, and Kiehl's, alongside multi-brand retailers such as SpaceNK and Superdrug. AtlanticCigar was the lone non-beauty outlier.
• Property data. A new buildout for Rare Beauty, plus a new feature: Zillow Panoramas and DailyUpdate changes, which power the new panoramas field above.

Coming Soon

A look at what we're working on next:

• Completing the statusHistory migration. We continue to move our statuses field over to statusHistory, cleaning up redundant records and normalizing historic values along the way.
• Normalized product categories. We're introducing a new normalized category to make it easier to find categories and build taxonomy.
• Adding a businessesAtAddress field. A new generated field on property data that links a business data record and a property data record whenever they share the same address.