deedplatDeedplat / For public agencies
Every vacant, delinquent and public lot, on one map
For land banks, redevelopment authorities, towns and community development groups: what's vacant, what's behind on taxes, what's already public, and who owns the rest.
- See the whole neighborhoodThe South Side Flats here: 2,221 parcels, 525 with active issues and $2.05 million in taxes owed, colored by distress.
- Start with the worstMost distressed lists condemned and deeply delinquent parcels first, with who owns each one.
- Add what's already publicLand bank, redevelopment authority and tax repository lots on the same map, so a strategy can use what the public already holds.
What else you get
Public land in one place
Land bank, redevelopment authority and tax repository property, mapped together with the private lots around it.
Where the problems are
Unpaid taxes, liens, condemnations, code cases and 311 complaints on every parcel.
Who owns the rest
Owners, the people behind LLCs and absentee owners, so outreach reaches a person.
Nonprofit-owned buildings
Churches, schools and charities, with the filings behind each one.
Questions
Who is the Organization plan for?
Land banks, redevelopment authorities, boroughs, towns, lenders and community development groups. It covers the counties you need, with unlimited seats, data feeds and exports, and is priced to your coverage.
Can we request records Deedplat doesn't have?
Yes. Data requests, like a town's code records, are included on the Organization plan. We file the request, clean the records and add them to your map.
Is there a list of tax sale property?
Yes. Tax sale and repository lists are mapped as each list comes out, where the county publishes them.
See it in your county
Deedplat is in beta and bringing people on a few at a time.