Blitz AI

New fiscal year. Same backlog?

FY27 planning just started for most building departments. Before it runs away from you, 5 things worth putting on the list. 👇🏻

What made your department's FY27 list? Tell us below.

Every road, every home, every community started as an idea and the freedom to build it.

Today, we're honoring the communities, the cities, and the people who shape this country; one project, one permit, one neighborhood at a time.

Wishing you a safe and happy Independence Day, from all of us at Blitz AI.

Big news out of Tampa! 🚀

We are incredibly proud to see Blitz AI featured in the Tampa Bay Business Journal, highlighting our growth and the impact we’re making in the real estate and development space.

To make the plan review process seamless for developers and builders, we’ve built Blitz AI to integrate directly into all permitting software used by local governments across the US. No fractured systems, no manual data entry, just faster approvals.

We're just getting started.

Read the full feature here: https://bizjournals.com/tampabay/news/2026/06/25/blitzai-growth-tampa-startup-real-estate.html

Permitting delays can derail real estate developments. This Tampa startup wants to fix it - Tampa Bay Business Journal The startup has grown to nearly 70 employees and expanded across six states by helping governments review construction plans faster.

Planning a build in 2026? Know this before you budget. 💰

Permit costs swing from under $150 to over $50,000.
Here's what a building permit really costs in 2026.

Read here 👉🏻 https://blog.blitzpermits.ai/how-much-does-a-building-permit-cost-in-2026/

How Much Does a Building Permit Cost in 2026 Building permit cost in 2026 explained. See residential, commercial, and city-specific permit fees, plus what drives the final price.

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Tag the Millennial. Tag the Gen Z. We will not get involved 🤣

What a weekend at Building Officials Association of Florida 2026! 🎉

Our Blitz AI team had the chance to connect with some of the brightest minds in building safety and code enforcement at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, Jacksonville, Florida.

We are grateful to Stephen Beckman, Director of Building Services at the City of Naples, FL - Government, who led a great session with Brittany on "Human-Centered Change Management in Building Departments" on Tuesday. Conversations like these are exactly how our cities keep moving forward.

Big shoutout to our team on the ground Arjun Choudhary, Brittany Griffin, and Chris Prather

To everyone we met, talked to, or shared a drink with — THANK YOU!

The conversations at BOAF reminded us why we do what we do. 👋