[Customers — Industrial developers]

Site selection software for industrial developers

Find land that's zoned for the use, clear of the constraints that sink industrial sites and served by utilities, then carry the study into your pipeline.

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    Search by what you need, not just where

    Ask for 20-plus-acre parcels zoned industrial near sewer and get a ranked list, with owners.
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    Every layer measured against the gross

    Wetlands, floodplain, slopes, soils, easements, utilities and more, each with its acreage.
  • 3

    Zoning checked for the use

    Whether the use is by right, conditional or out, plus height, setbacks, lot coverage and parking, with the code section behind each one.
  • 4

    Pipeline and due diligence

    Every study lands in a pipeline with a checklist, notes and files, so diligence has a home.
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Ask Algomasample

Find 20 to 60 acre sites zoned industrial, outside the floodplain, within a mile of sewer near Charlotte
Rail Spur TractGaston County, NC · 52.3 ac · I-2Best match
Hwy 74 parcelsUnion County, NC · 38.7 ac · M-1Match
Airport Rd siteCabarrus County, NC · 27.5 ac · I-1Match

Rail Spur Tract · 52.3 ac grosssample

Wetlands (NWI)−4.8 ac
FEMA flood zone AE−3.1 ac
Slope > 25%−1.2 ac
Sewershedin
Buildable43.2ac
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Your studiessample

All 42Screening 28Feasibility 6Underwrite 3
Rail Spur TractGaston County, NC · 43.2 ac buildableScreening
Beltway Commerce ParkMecklenburg County, NCScreening
Lakeside Logistics SiteYork County, SCScreening
How it works

Ask. Analysis. Assemble.

The same three steps as the platform, shaped to the way industrial developers work.

01 — Ask

Agents to supercharge your workflow

A parcel, a polygon, or a submarket to screen. Algoma pulls the zoning and every GIS layer that touches the site.

02 — Analysis

Every data point to run your analysis

Site intersections net out of the gross acreage automatically: wetlands, floodplain, slope, soils, easements, transmission lines, and whether there is sewer at the frontage.

03 — Assemble

Ready for the room

The owner of record, permit history and an LOI, then the study goes into your pipeline so the next look at the same site starts where this one ended.

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FAQ

Questions industrial developers ask.

Wetlands, FEMA flood zones, slope and contours, hydric soils, protected areas, sewer and transmission lines, future land use, opportunity zones, school districts and more. The library keeps growing, and every layer is measured against the parcel, not just drawn on top of it.
Sewer and water lines and sewersheds are part of the layer stack, so whether there is service at the frontage is answered on the first look rather than after a call to the county.
Yes. It reads any district, so you see whether the use is permitted by right, conditional or not allowed, along with height, setbacks, lot coverage and parking, each with the code section behind it.

Bring a parcel. We'll run it live.

A demo on a site you actually care about: the zoning, the site risks, the owner, and where it lands in your pipeline.

Book a demo

No setup. Bring a real parcel and we run it live on the call.