By operating as guerilla-like proof-of-concepts, these urban “experiments” can lead to tangible improvements and even potential policy shifts.

There is a pressing need for a balanced approach that respects community concerns while also advancing broader housing goals. This is where technology and data analytics should come into play.

AI for predictive analysis and map-based data technologies to provide additional insights can democratize data access, streamline development processes, and foster better collaboration between developers and regulators.

The disconnect between available land versus developable land requires a strategic, collaborative approach if we are going to transform raw land into vibrant communities.

Being aware of a property's flood plain status or other environmental constraints not only impacts the feasibility of development plans but could also provide significant negotiating leverage.

With LandLogic our goal is to help construction leaders transform greenfield and brownfield sites into thriving communities, respecting the past and embracing the future.

The LandLogic team has dedicated decades to researching the challenges of urban development, focusing on streamlining the development process.

The AECO team has been incubating LandLogic over the past year, and the platform is now ready for beta testing.