Solutions · Government & Planning
Evaluate development scenarios across neighborhoods and cities.
Policy decisions shape housing for decades. UnlockLand lets planning departments model upzoning and code changes, estimate how much housing each scenario actually unlocks, and ground every decision in transparent, parcel-level evidence.
Homes unlocked
+9,840
Parcels scored
1,284
Near transit
62%
Capacity Study · Eastside Corridor
SCENARIO B · UPZONE
Parcels scored · housing capacity
1,284 parcels
1,284 parcels · scored
High capacity (8+ units)
Medium (4–7)
Low (2–3)
Minimal
Supply impact
+9,840
net new homes unlocked vs. baseline
Parcels affected
1,284
Near transit
62%
Affordable set-aside
1,476
Likely to build
71%
Realistic vs. theoretical71%
Discounts parcels unlikely to redevelop near-term
Export staff report
Illustrative interface — parcel-level capacity, transparent enough to defend in a public hearing.
●The problem
Big housing decisions, made on thin evidence.
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●How UnlockLand helps
From policy language to measurable housing capacity.
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●How it works
Run a capacity study in three steps.
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●Compare before you adopt
Three policy paths, side by side.
Scenario A · Baseline
3,200
net new homes
Affordable480
Near transit38%
Scenario B · Corridor upzone
9,840
+6,640 vs. baseline
Affordable1,476
Near transit62%
Most supply
Scenario C · Citywide reform
18,200
+15,000 vs. baseline
Affordable2,730
Near transit55%
For public agencies · Enterprise
Enterprise for jurisdictions of any size.
Enterprise brings citywide datasets, custom zoning logic, multi-user access for your department, and exportable capacity studies — so analysis stands up to public review and council scrutiny.
Plan for housing with the evidence in front of you.
See how UnlockLand can model your jurisdiction's housing capacity and policy scenarios — at the parcel, neighborhood, and city scale.