Buildability
For brokers and agents
Know the listing better than anyone.
Answer “what can they build?” with cited data, in about 20 seconds. No call to the city.
Free to score · No card, no signup · All 50 states
City zoning · Hyde Park, AustinAnything a buyer should know?
Nothing on record. FEMA puts the lot in Zone X. The one thing to watch is the soil: expansive clay, so plan for an engineered slab.
Likely yes.
1247 Pine StAustin, TX · sample
Sample report · 1247 Pine St, an invented parcel
The same address, two conversations.
A listing without the vetting, and the one you walk in with.
Vetted column: the published sample report, an invented parcel.
Three moments it earns its keep.
- 01
Before the appointment.
Run the address. Walk in knowing the zoning story and the risk flags.
- 02
When the buyer asks.
“Flood zone?” “Could this take an ADU?” Answer from the factors, each citing its source.
- 03
Attach the paper.
Export the full report as a PDF and put it in the package.
One Score. Every other side of the deal.
Parcel lines · Esri World ImageryHomeownersWhat can you build on your lot?
FEMA flood zones · Buffalo Bayou, HoustonLendersCollateral risk, cited to its source.
USGS elevation · Green Mountain, Lakewood, CODevelopersKill the bad sites before they cost you.
USFS wildfire hazard · foothills west of Boulder, COInvestorsScreen every deal. Offer on the winners.
USDA soil survey · Salt River, Mesa, AZFamily officesThe whole book, on one standard.
Before you start.
What can I show a client?
A presentation-ready PDF: score, factors, zoning and hazards, every finding naming its source.
What does it cost per listing?
One report is $99, sliding to $79 at volume. It never expires and includes every deliverable and free re-runs.
Do I need to interpret zoning jargon?
No. Every factor has a plain-English note, and Geo answers follow-ups in chat for free.
Does it cover my market?
All 50 states, plus 6,743 city pages you can point clients to.
Walk in with the answer.
Run the address before the meeting.