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Use cases

Where a fast, honest answer changes the decision

The same analysis, applied at the four moments where being wrong is most expensive.

Six moments

Where Civexa is used

Screening land before an offer

You have a list and a week. Run each address, compare on developable area and residual land value rather than on lot size, and take the two that survive to a site visit.

See the feasibility model →

Testing middle-housing potential

House Bill 1110 changed what a great many residential lots can hold. Civexa applies each city's own adopted rule — which differs by city — to a specific parcel and cites the ordinance.

Browse the city rules →

Checking a site during feasibility

Turn the unknowns into a commissioning list: which study, what it would settle, and what the answer changes. Unscreened layers are named so nothing is assumed clear.

See site intelligence →

Underwriting a development deal

Build the pro forma from the programme the parcel supports rather than from a target, and see the break-even headroom on every variable that moves it.

See underwriting →

Re-checking land you already own

Code changes. A parcel that supported one house under the old ordinance may support four or six now, and the report cites the version it read.

See regulatory intelligence →

Briefing a design team

Hand over a solved envelope and the constraint geometry behind it, so the first scheme starts inside the envelope.

See the architect's view →
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Who is asking

Questions

Using Civexa

Do I need to know the zoning before I start?
No. Civexa reads the zone from county and city GIS for the address and tells you which layer it read it from.
Can I run a property outside Puget Sound?
Not today. Civexa says the address is outside coverage rather than applying a generic model to it.

Every property has a possibility. The question is whether you can see it.

Civexa AI helps you find out.