Site feasibility for real estate developers

Screen more plots before you spend on consultants. UrbanEyes tells you what can be built, roughly what it costs and what surrounds the site, in a report you can send to partners the same day.

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What changes for developers

Every plot needs a consultant before you know if it is worth pursuing.

Run a feasibility screen yourself: zoning, FAR, buildable area and indicative cost per site.

Comparing plots across cities is inconsistent.

The same metrics and report structure for every site, anywhere on Earth.

Investor decks need maps and numbers fast.

Export presentation maps and a sourced PDF report the same day.

How developers use UrbanEyes

  1. Step 1

    Screen the plot

    Buildable area, FAR, height limits and construction cost for the boundary you draw.

    UrbanEyes Site Analysis
  2. Step 2

    Test massing

    The Concept Planner proposes massing options inside the envelope.

    UrbanEyes Site Analysis
  3. Step 3

    Pitch it

    Location, context and land use maps for the investment memo.

    UrbanEyes Maps

What you take away

  • Buildable area and FAR
  • Height and setback constraints
  • Indicative construction cost
  • Amenity and transit access
  • Location and context maps
  • Shareable PDF report

Questions from developers

Start with zoning, FAR and buildable area, estimate the construction cost of the permitted envelope, then check access, amenities and environmental risks. UrbanEyes does this for any plot in about 15 minutes, from €7.99 per site.

It is an indicative estimate based on regional construction rates for early screening. Use it to compare plots and brief consultants, not as a final budget.

India, the UK, the EU, the UAE, Singapore, Japan and Thailand, with more being added. Maps, climate and context data work everywhere.