What can be built on this lot?
Enter an address. PARCIC reads the official tax lot record and the published zoning standards for that district, then derives a buildable envelope and a small set of development scenarios. Every figure is shown with its source and a confidence level, and anything the public record does not contain is marked as not available rather than guessed.
New York City, NY — Official tax lot record (lot area, frontage, depth, zoning district, overlays, special districts, published floor area ratios) plus curated Zoning Resolution bulk standards for residence districts.
Los Angeles, CA — County address points and Assessor parcel boundaries/roll data, adopted ZIMAS zoning with Height District floor area and height limits, specific plan / HPOZ / overlay districts, plus curated LAMC yard and density standards for residential zones.
Austin, TX — City of Austin address points, Travis CAD parcel geometry and the adopted zoning layer, with Land Development Code §25-2-492 site development regulations transcribed per base district. Combining districts (-CO, -NP, -V and the rest) and the footnoted districts resolve to no standards with a stated reason rather than borrowing the base district's.
Chicago, IL — Cook County's published property addresses, Cook County parcel boundaries (tax year 2021, labelled as such), the Assessor's current parcel record and the adopted zoning layer, with Title 17 bulk and density standards extracted from Secs. 17-2-0300, 17-3-0400 and 17-4-0400 and verified word for word against the published text. Proportional standards are measured against the surveyed lot; planned developments, manufacturing districts and context-dependent setbacks resolve to no standards with a stated reason.
- New York City, NY · Live
- Los Angeles, CA · Live
- Austin, TX · Live
- Chicago, IL · Live
- San Diego, CA · Planned
- Orange County, CA · Planned
- Seattle, WA · Planned