Coming soon · Built in the Okanagan
Smarter land development starts with better answers.
Analyze your property, understand the constraints, and explore potential development pathways with source-backed insights.
We’re preparing to launch. Join the waitlist to hear about founding-member access and pricing, and be notified when sign-up opens.
Early access
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For the people shaping what comes next.
One place to start the conversation about a property, whichever side of the table you sit on.
Property analysis
Turn complex data into clear options.
Turn complexity into clarity
Bring zoning, site conditions and relevant requirements into one view.
Make confident decisions
Understand risks, opportunities and the next steps for your site.
Follow the evidence
Know where each finding comes from, with sources and assumptions beside it.
Zoning and requirements
| Requirement | Required | Scenario | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Min. lot area | 450 m² | 520 m² | Meets requirement | s. 11.6.1 |
| Min. lot width | 13.0 m | 15.2 m | Meets requirement | s. 11.6.2 |
| Slope over 30% | – | 8% of site | Review required | Terrain data |
| Sanitary servicing | – | – | Not assessed | Confirm with city |
Illustrative example. Values and section references are placeholders, not an assessment of a real property.
Development options
See what could be possible.
Compare pathways side by side, with the assumptions and approvals each one depends on. Then look beyond one parcel.
Two-lot subdivision
Fits current zoning on lot area and width.
Current zoningTownhouses
Assumes ground-oriented form and parking relaxation.
Requires rezoningLow-rise apartment
Viable only with a larger combined site.
Rezoning + land assemblyMore land. More possibilities.
Identify adjacent parcels and compare combined scenarios.
Illustrative example. Indicative yields depend on assumptions shown in the platform and do not establish servicing, approval or financial viability.
Evidence and reports
Source-backed insights. Clearly explained.
Every finding shows where it came from, so you can check it, share it, and ask better questions of your consultants and the city.
- Document
- Municipal zoning bylaw
- Section
- 11.6.1 · page 141
- Excerpt
- “…minimum lot area of 450 m²…”
- Retrieved
- Date shown on every source
A few things to know
What happens when I join?
We save your interest and contact you about early access and launch updates. You won’t need to enter payment information or create an account.
Who is Ascend AI for?
Developers, landowners, realtors and land professionals who want a clearer understanding of a property’s development potential and constraints.
Which areas will you cover first?
We’re starting in British Columbia. Tell us where your properties are when you join, and we’ll use that to prioritise coverage.
Does this replace professional or municipal review?
No. Ascend AI supports preliminary property analysis. Survey, engineering, financial due diligence and municipal approvals may still be required for your project.
When will I get access?
Joining records your interest. We’ll share access details as they become available; there is no confirmed access date attached to signing up.
Your next opportunity starts here
Explore the potential of your property.
Join the waitlist for founding-member access and launch pricing.
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