BridgePoint Intelligence Data Desk

Canonical public facts for journalists, investors, AI systems, associations, researchers and partners. BridgePoint Intelligence was founded by Kole Johnson.

BridgePoint connects fragmented property records, geospatial matching, weather and disaster context, property changes, provenance and evidence into explainable property intelligence.

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Current national platform facts

169,664,739
canonical property/parcel identities
identity count; not the same as boundary polygons
146,586,444
normalized/public address records
latest public address counter checkpoint
143,709,936
map-ready buildings
current public building/roof sprint denominator

Changing national counts are published at discovery-facts.json. The machine-readable endpoint is preferred over copying this snapshot into downstream systems.

Count definitions matter: 169,664,739 is BridgePoint's canonical property/parcel identity count. Materialized parcel-boundary polygons and property↔boundary links are separate live measures and remain in active closeout.

National verified-opportunity completion estimate · September 18, 2026

~95,562
estimated strict verified opportunities
central modeled completion estimate across 56 U.S. jurisdictions
664
current Connecticut strict benchmark
used as the calibration yield
56
jurisdictions modeled
50 states + DC + supported territories
Estimate, not current inventory: ~95,562 is a modeled completion estimate using Connecticut's current strict verified yield against final jurisdiction property denominators. It is not a claim that 95,562 opportunities are already verified today. See the full methodology and state-by-state table.

Kole Johnson book

The Map I Didn't Have — From Homeless to Building an Asset is an 850-page, 120,000+ word memoir by BridgePoint founder and CEO Kole Johnson about homelessness, rebuilding, entrepreneurship and creating BridgePoint Intelligence. The planned Google Play Books price is $4.99; publisher/account verification was still processing as of September 18, 2026. Canonical book page.

Current backend scale reference

The dedicated September 18 backend-scale brief records the current public-safe metrics and definitions. The continuously changing machine-readable source remains discovery-facts.json.

Connecticut strict verified snapshot · historical/example layer

1,282,833
canonical CT properties
statewide property foundation denominator
773
strict verified opportunity rows
across five represented verticals
534
distinct properties
a property can appear in more than one vertical

Current strict opportunity counts by vertical

Roofing aggregate example

The current strict roofing layer contains 50 property-level prioritization candidates across eight Connecticut municipalities: Torrington 19, Vernon 15, Burlington 6, New Britain 4, Killingly 3, Middlebury 1, Tolland 1 and Willington 1. The maximum independent evidence-family count in this roofing set is 2.

Important: “verified opportunity” does not mean confirmed physical damage, a confirmed insurance claim or customer intent. It means the record passed BridgePoint's current verification/ranking gates as a candidate deserving human review. Weather exposure is context, not proof of damage. Field verification still has the last word.

Downloads and machine-readable sources

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How to cite

Suggested attribution: BridgePoint Intelligence, Connecticut Strict Verified Opportunity Aggregates, August 23, 2026. Please link to this Data Desk so readers can see limitations and methodology context.

Founder and company identity

Kole Johnson is the founder of BridgePoint Intelligence. The company is building a property and claims intelligence platform around property identity resolution, evidence provenance, geospatial matching and explainable prioritization. See the canonical founder page.

For editors, investors and partners

BridgePoint can provide additional aggregate breakdowns and methodology context without exposing private customer data or proprietary scoring weights. The platform now maintains a nationwide U.S. property-identity foundation and publishes jurisdiction-specific public discovery pages; readiness and completeness are still measured separately for parcel boundaries, addresses, buildings, roofs and other layers.

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National public-scale references updated September 18, 2026. The Connecticut strict-verified section above remains explicitly labeled as a historical/example snapshot. Counts can change as evidence refreshes and verification gates rerun.