What's really on this BC property?

Zoning, property lines, constraints, and what you can build. Enter any BC address, free, no signup.

What the report shows

• Property lines and lot size, drawn from LTSA's ParcelMap BC on an aerial with the dimensions labelled.
• Zoning — the zone code with a plain-English bylaw summary of FSR, height, setbacks and permitted uses, for the BC cities currently wired.
• What you can build — Bill 44 SSMUH unit floors and Bill 47 transit-oriented area tiers where they apply.
• Constraints checked province-wide: ALR, floodplain, watercourses and riparian setbacks, the contaminated sites registry, BC Hydro corridors and Crown tenures.
• PID and registered plan, so you can order a title search or survey plan from the LTSA.
• Assessed value from the BC Assessment roll, for the cities that republish it.

Who it's for

Homeowners checking what sits on their own lot, realtors answering "what could I build here?" on the spot, and developers screening sites before spending money on consultants. Every check runs on public data from DataBC, the LTSA and municipal open data.