Follow a place

When you follow a place, Locus re-checks the covered sources and flags what is newly on file. There are two levels: a county newsletter for area awareness, and parcel-specific updates for the place itself.

A recurring county newsletter for the area around a place you follow. It flags what is new in the county and reads as awareness, not a verdict:

Zoning and rezoning, and development cases.
Capital and road or transit projects.
Recorded sales nearby.
Environmental filings, and crime context where covered.
A short laws to watch section: one or two of the most relevant property-related bills by title and status, sourced from LegiScan. It tells you a bill exists; it does not interpret it for your parcel.

Coverage varies by county, and the newsletter flags new filings rather than claiming to detect every change.

Parcel updates

Weekly, parcel-specific updates by email or text, alongside the cited reports. Anyone you deliberately share a report link with can read it at no cost. For a specific address, Locus:

Re-checks the records on file for that parcel every week.
Runs the full legislation lane, with the verbatim operative provisions matched to the property class and parcel rather than the headline-only preview.
Reads what the records mean for that place, still tied to the cited record and never a valuation or a safe/unsafe call.

The county newsletter shows that a relevant bill or filing exists. The parcel updates carry the full matched set, the cited bill text, the parcel mapping, and the reading of what it means for that place.

Manage a follow

Follow, switch, or remove a place from locus.report, or from the Account page once you sign in. Every alert email carries a one-click unsubscribe.