deedplatDeedplat / For developers
Put the block together before anyone else does
See who owns every lot on a block, which neighbors share an owner, and which ones are underbuilt, so an assemblage shows up on the map instead of in a spreadsheet.
- See what one owner already holdsOpen an owner and every parcel they hold lights up. Here, one partnership holds seven lots across two blocks.
- Check each lotUse, lot size, assessed value, last sale and how much of the lot is built. A 1% built lot reads differently from a full one.
- Know what the rules allowTurn on zoning, FEMA flood zones, historic districts and building outlines over the parcel lines.
What else you get
Who holds the block
Color by Same owner and every holder with more than one parcel gets its own color, then draw around the block to count parcels, owners and taxes owed.
Everything an owner holds
Open an owner and their parcels light up, with lots tied through the same people or tax-bill address shown dashed.
What the rules allow
Zoning, FEMA flood zones and historic districts over the parcel lines, with building outlines and how much of each lot is built.
What's about to change on the street
Gas, water and paving projects, planned and under way, in Pittsburgh today.
Questions
What does Deedplat show for site selection?
Parcel lines and building outlines, lot coverage, zoning, floodplain, historic districts, owners and the people behind them, and which neighboring lots share an owner.
Can I find vacant or underbuilt lots?
Yes. Deedplat marks vacant land and lots where the building covers a small share of the parcel, and both count toward the target score.
Does it include public land?
Yes. Land bank, redevelopment authority and tax repository property is mapped where those lists are published.
See it in your county
Deedplat is in beta and bringing people on a few at a time.