2,158
Recorded plats mined
LotQuick LLC builds the platform that compresses a 8–12 weeks, $15K–$50K feasibility process into about a minute of screening, built for homebuilder land teams first. Live today across Clark County, Nevada, with Arizona & Utah on the roadmap.
The platform connects county parcel GIS, encoded zoning standards across 239 districts, AI site-plan generation with compliance checking, CSI line-item cost estimation, and investment-grade proformas: the workflow land teams previously stitched together from three to five separate tools and consultants.
Coverage is 790,085 parcels for Clark County, Nevada: every parcel in the county roll, with zoning verified against each jurisdiction's published ordinances and entitlement history harvested from county hearing records.
County parcel GIS joined to development standards encoded from each jurisdiction's published ordinance, across 239 districts and cited to the section.
A zoning-compliant concept plan, benchmarked against 2,158 recorded Clark County plats, reporting yield in your own product line.
CSI line-item costs and an acquisition proforma, exportable, with every figure traceable back to the parcel record it came from.
These four are the figures a land team asks for first. The full report, including where each dataset runs out, is published separately.
2,158
Recorded plats mined
239
Zone districts encoded
6
Clark County jurisdictions
790,085
Parcels loaded
Assessor values name their roll and vintage. Flood zones name their FIRM panel. Zoning names its ordinance section. Where the platform estimates, it says so and shows a range, never a point value dressed up as a measurement.
When zoning cannot be verified or the data is not loaded, the platform says exactly that instead of guessing. A wrong number costs a land buyer more than a missing one.
Each step feeds the next, so a figure in the proforma traces back to the parcel record it came from rather than to a spreadsheet somebody rebuilt by hand.
I spent 10 years evaluating hundreds of development sites across Phoenix metro, Utah, and Las Vegas. Every deal started with the same wait: weeks and a five-figure invoice to learn what a parcel could hold. LotQuick is the tool I wanted on my own desk. The answers first, the consultants when it counts.
Jack Evans · jevans@lotquick.com
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