LotAtlas Coming soon · Phoenix, AZ

Built for the whole United States · launching in Phoenix

Open access to hidden land value, parcel by parcel.

LotAtlas is building an atlas of every parcel in the United States — reading the public record on assessments, sales, ownership, zoning, and incentives to surface the sites that are underbuilt, mispriced, incentive-qualified, or changing. County by county, starting with Maricopa County (Phoenix).

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1,759,552
Parcels tracked in Maricopa County, our first county
912,807
Sales records joined to parcels
14
Public data systems, joined on the parcel
Monthly
Full-county re-snapshot — the difference is the signal

What we track

Every screen ends in a parcel list

Not dashboards — candidates. Each screen reads the public record one way and comes back as a ranked list of specific parcels.

Incentives & policy screensFIG 1
Four screens: triple-stack incentive parcels, faith-housing sites, solar roof candidates, and legalization windows, each producing a parcel list
  • Triple-stack parcels — OZ + NMTC + LIHTC overlap
  • Faith-housing sites
  • Solar roof candidates
  • Legalization windows
Ownership patternsFIG 2
Four ownership diagrams: same mailing address across parcels, adjacent control, absentee ownership, and concentrated landlords
  • Same mailing address across parcels
  • Adjacent control
  • Absentee ownership
  • Concentrated landlords
Capacity & upsideFIG 3
Four capacity diagrams: ADU room to build, soft sites built below their zoning envelope, stacked incentives, and multiple kinds of upside
  • ADU room to build
  • Soft sites — built small, allowed bigger
  • Stacked incentives
  • Multiple kinds of upside
Change detectionFIG 4
Four before-and-after maps: a recent sale, new construction, a demolition signal, and a zoning or assessment shift
  • Recent sales
  • New construction
  • Demolition signals
  • Zoning & assessment shifts
Hidden value screensFIG 5
Four maps: finding hidden land value on a block, ownership patterns pointing to one owner, spotting assessment gaps, and tracking what changed
  • Find hidden land value
  • See ownership patterns
  • Spot assessment gaps
  • Track what changed
Assessment & appealsFIG 6
Four assessment diagrams: over-assessed parcels versus nearby sales, ranked appeal candidates, land versus improvement value, and tax-basis divergence patterns
  • Over-assessed parcels vs nearby sales
  • Appeal candidates, ranked
  • Land vs improvement value
  • Tax-basis divergence — Prop 13 patterns

Sample report

See a real parcel dossier

Enter your email and we'll send you the sample LotAtlas report — a full PDF dossier for a real Maricopa County parcel: value gap, build capacity, ownership graph, incentive overlays, and what changed last snapshot.

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Coverage

The whole USA. County by county.

LotAtlas is built for the entire United States — every county publishes the records we read. We're rolling it out one county at a time, and the first is Maricopa County (Phoenix): one of the fastest-growing metros in the country and one of the best-kept public parcel rolls anywhere.

Growth this fast leaves the record full of lag: lots built decades below what zoning now allows, assessments trailing a moving market, incentive boundaries nobody has screened parcel by parcel. LotAtlas reads all of it, for every parcel in the county, and keeps reading as it changes.

More counties follow in launch order. Maricopa is where we prove it.

Coverage snapshot
CoverageUnited States, county by county
First countyMaricopa County, AZ (Phoenix)
Parcels covered1,759,552
Sales records912,807
Refresh cycleMonthly full-county snapshot
SourcesPublic records only
StatusPrivate preview — waitlist open
Contacthello@thelotatlas.com

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See Phoenix before it's obvious

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