Derive the capacity
Coverage, floor area ratio, setbacks and storey count are read from the zoning conditions; the construction area and sellable area the parcel can carry are computed.

Before the purchase decision, put development rights, construction area and approximate cost on the table as figures. Compare flat-for-land and land-share scenarios in the same table.
The same data carries you from the screening round to feasibility; the district reality tests the parcel decision.
Coverage, floor area ratio, setbacks and storey count are read from the zoning conditions; the construction area and sellable area the parcel can carry are computed.
Flat-for-land, land-share and different floor area scenarios sit side by side. Approximate quantities and a cost estimate land in the same table using current official unit costs.
With Radar you follow permit series, municipal council decisions, environmental impact notices and public tenders; the parcel decision is tested against the district's reality.
Screening starts free, feasibility deepens in Studio, and the decision is tested against Radar's district record.
Pull the zoning and capacity summary of candidate parcels quickly during the screening round.
Concept massing, scenario comparison and a cost estimate for the remaining candidates, all in one workspace.
Development signals at district and neighbourhood scale; every observation arrives with source attribution and a confidence level.
Capacity and cost outputs are preliminary estimates; they do not replace the official zoning certificate, the permit process or building-inspection calculations.
The architect's draft, the developer's feasibility and the investor's pro forma all derive from the same data.
The Parcel Report asks for no sign-up and no card; it returns zoning status, development rights and a preliminary estimate summary within minutes.