Landowners and sellers
Understand your property's development potential before you list. Bring cited zoning facts and clear verification questions to the conversation with your agent.
Screen a property you ownProperty research, grounded in public records
From parcel to a clearer picture.
Explore the land. Review the findings. Know what to verify before you buy, sell, or plan.
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Geometric siting screen
Mapped boundarySetback envelope
Example geometry. Actual screening depends on mapped boundaries, local standards, and available records.
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Who Landbase is for
Better property decisions start with the facts.
Developers and investors
Assess the code path, public-record constraints, and costs of record before spending more time on a potential acquisition.
Evaluate your next propertyAgents and brokers
Help clients understand a parcel's possibilities and limitations. Use the cited findings to prepare better questions for planning staff.
Research a client's property01
Search
Search Pierce County by address or parcel number. Public records identify the parcel and jurisdiction; the report states how its zoning was determined.
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See capacity
Base zoning, ADUs, and the middle-housing floor, every figure cited to its code section.
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Take the facts
Costs of record, taxes, impact fees, excise, plus a data export. Your model stays yours.
Inside the report
Explore the full report.
Walk through a complete screening report, from the first finding to the source behind it.
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Sample property
Illustrative screening example
Geometric siting screen
See the mapped parcel and setback envelope. Not a verified building pad.
COVERAGE
Where Landbase computes
See where zoning rules are available and where parcel zoning needs confirmation. Every report identifies its sources, missing information and the checks needed before relying on its findings.
Every zoning district encoded
Full capacity screening. Every district the jurisdiction publishes resolves — either to standards Landbase computes from, or to the code section that says no number follows.
- City of Tacoma130 districts
- All 130 published zoning districts read — 104 compute, 26 carry a cited reason no number follows.
- City of Gig Harbor20 districts
- All 20 published zoning districts read — 19 compute, 1 carry a cited reason no number follows.
- City of Puyallup24 districts
- All 24 published zoning districts computed.
- City of Lakewood29 districts
- All 29 published zoning districts read — 23 compute, 6 carry a cited reason no number follows.
- City of University Place13 districts
- All 13 published zoning districts computed. Parcel zoning requires confirmation against the official city map; automated city zoning assignment is unavailable.
Some districts encoded
The parcel, its zoning district and the mapped site constraints resolve from official layers. Capacity computes in the districts encoded so far, and the report says which is which.
- Pierce County (unincorporated)
- 11 of 45 published zoning districts encoded; 34 not yet read.
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