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    Feasibility

    Know what a site can really become.

    Zoning, jurisdiction practice, precedent projects, deal economics, massing and entitlement pathway — analyzed together, in days instead of months, before you commit capital.

    • Developers
    • Investors
    • Architects
    • Civil engineers

    Why it matters

    What changes when the work is connected.

    01

    Answer the go / no-go question early

    Get a defensible read on yield, cost drivers and approval risk while the deal is still a decision — not after months of consultant spend.

    02

    Local reality, not generic code

    Rules are only half the story. AutoSitu pairs the adopted ordinance with how the jurisdiction actually reviews and approves projects like yours.

    03

    One study, every discipline

    Planning, civil, financial and design questions are answered against the same site model, so the numbers, the massing and the pathway agree.

    Capabilities

    What AutoSitu does for you here.

    Zoning and regulatory envelope

    Use, density, FAR, height, setbacks, lot coverage, open space and parking are resolved into the buildable envelope for the parcel — with the governing sections cited so your team can verify every number.

    Jurisdiction insight

    What this city expects in practice: applicable overlays and specific plans, the discretionary steps that typically apply, the studies usually requested, and where similar projects tend to lose time.

    Precedent projects

    Comparable approved developments nearby — what was built, what was requested, what was conditioned or reduced — so your assumptions are anchored in outcomes rather than optimism.

    Concept massing and yield

    Buildable envelope becomes options: unit or program mix, floor plates, efficiency, parking strategy and site circulation, each tested against the same constraints.

    Deal terms and financials

    Yield feeds a transparent pro forma view — revenue program, cost drivers, fees and exactions, timeline assumptions — so you can compare options on economics, not just square footage.

    Entitlement pathway

    By-right versus discretionary, the approval bodies involved, likely conditions, required studies and a realistic sequence with the milestones that drive your schedule.

    Civil due diligence

    Topography and grading implications, access and frontage obligations, utility availability and tie-ins, stormwater and detention demands, easements and existing-condition constraints.

    A report you can circulate

    Everything lands as one structured, sourced feasibility report — ready for an investment committee, a lender, a seller or your design team, with the reasoning visible.

    How it works

    From upload to a decision you can defend.

    1. Step 01

      Give it the site

      An address or parcel is enough to start. Add a survey, title report, program targets or existing drawings and the study sharpens around them.

    2. Step 02

      Constraints get structured

      AutoSitu assembles the regulatory and physical picture for that specific jurisdiction and parcel, then states the envelope it will design inside.

    3. Step 03

      Options get tested

      Massing, program and parking options are generated and scored against yield, cost, approval risk and schedule — and you can steer the assumptions.

    4. Step 04

      You get a sourced study

      A structured feasibility report with cited requirements, precedent evidence, financial view and entitlement pathway — plus the open questions worth resolving next.

    Coverage

    What a feasibility study covers

    The same study spans the questions that normally sit with four different consultants — and keeps them consistent with each other.

    Regulatory

    • Use, density and intensity limits
    • Height, setbacks, coverage and open space
    • Parking, loading and access standards
    • Overlays, specific plans and design standards
    • Applicable fees, exactions and dedications

    Physical and civil

    • Topography, grading and earthwork implications
    • Frontage, access and circulation obligations
    • Wet and dry utility availability and tie-ins
    • Stormwater, detention and treatment demands
    • Easements, encumbrances and existing conditions

    Program and pathway

    • Concept massing and buildable yield
    • Program mix and floor-plate efficiency
    • Pro forma inputs and cost drivers
    • By-right versus discretionary pathway
    • Approval sequence, studies and schedule risk
    25,000+

    Developments analyzed

    $18B+

    Development value evaluated

    8.7M+

    Requirements checked

    FAQ

    Questions answered.

    One project. One evolving source of intelligence.

    Every solution runs on the same project model, so the work you do here carries forward into everything that follows.

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