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Long-established community-development and permitting suite, part of N. Harris Computer Corporation.
Procurery Insight
CityView is a long-tenured community-development suite with a stable owner in Harris Computer, which makes it a low-drama choice for small and mid-size agencies that value continuity over cutting-edge UX. It covers the permitting, planning, licensing, and code workflow well, though the interface and pace of innovation feel more traditional than newer cloud-native entrants. A sensible shortlist option for buyers prioritizing stability and a proven track record.
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| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| City | 50k-100k | $90k-$220k / yr | Reliable for core permitting; portal UX cited as dated. |
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