Read the lot, the block, and the demand — before you commit.
Lot-level development potential under BC's new housing legislation, neighbourhood demand signals, and market data — assembled into one screening layer for acquisitions.
Why it matters
- Market signals are fragmented across zoning maps, census data, and anecdote.
- SSMUH (Bill 44) and TOA (Bill 47) changed what thousands of BC lots can carry — most screening hasn’t caught up.
- Neighbourhood selection is still argued from comparables decks, not demand data.
- Pre-acquisition research burns analyst time on lots that die at the first zoning check.
How an engagement works
- 01
Screen
Run Development Potential on candidate lots — SSMUH, TOA, FSR headroom, scored 0–100.
- 02
Compare
Neighbourhood Comparison on the shortlisted areas: demand, price trend, accessibility.
- 03
Go deeper
An investor-strategy session on the specific site, with the data sources we don’t publish.
Your solutions
Neighbourhood Comparison
Compare Metro Vancouver neighbourhoods side-by-side on market, lifestyle, demand, and accessibility signals.
Deal Analyzer
A full hold-period pro forma with BC-correct tax and mortgage math, wrapped in a numerical simulation that shows the IRR range, the odds of clearing your hurdle, and the chance of a negative cash-flow year.
HOMS Real Estate Services Corp. is a technology, intelligence and multidisciplinary services company and is not a licensed real estate brokerage. Licensed real estate trading services are provided by Moji Dargahi, licensed real estate professional withRoyal Pacific Realty Corp.. Tool outputs are estimates for informational purposes only and do not constitute an appraisal, recommendation, financial advice or legal advice.