Site selection and entitlement software for land developers
Find the parcels worth entitling, see what's buildable before you tie them up, and carry the study from first look to pipeline.
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Search by what you want, not just where
Ask for 20-plus-acre parcels zoned residential near sewer and get a ranked list, with owners. - 2
Every layer netted against the gross
Wetlands, floodplain, utilities, slopes, soils, easements and more, each with its acreage. - 3
Pipeline and due diligence
Every study lands in a pipeline with a checklist, so entitlement work has a home. - 4
When it pencils, the same team plans it
Several site-plan scenarios from one study, then entitlement and development management as far as you want to take it.
Ask. Analysis. Assemble.
The same three steps as every Algoma study, shaped to the way land developers work.
Start with the parcel
A parcel, a polygon, or an area to screen. Algoma pulls the zoning and every GIS layer that touches the site.
See what the site holds
Site intersections net out of the gross acreage automatically: wetlands, floodplain, slope, soils, easements, transmission lines, and whether there is sewer at the frontage.
Package it and send it
Comps, the owner of record and an LOI, then the study goes into your pipeline so the next look at the same site starts where this one ended.
The study is where we start, not where we stop.
Most land software ends at the feasibility study. Algoma's team picks it up from there: site plan packages in days, design packages in weeks, and development through construction.
- You, in AlgomaFeasibility studyMinutes · any parcel, any market
- DaysSite plan packageZoning-aligned layouts, several scenarios
- WeeksDesign packageBuildings and neighborhoods for the site
- Through constructionDevelopmentSite search to construction administration
Questions land developers ask.
Bring a parcel you are circling. We'll net it out.
Every layer against the site, the buildable acreage that is left, and what it could hold.
No setup. Bring a real parcel and we run it live on the call.