For commercial real estate transactions
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Commercial zoning due diligence reports, ready in minutes.
60-second intro video
How it works
Address in. Report out.
- 1
Enter an address
The property is matched to its parcel, APN, boundary and governing authority.
- 2
We gather the records
Zoning, assessor, building, permit and hazard records are brought together with source references.
- 3
Review and export
Explore the findings, then download a cited PDF.
The report
Start with the questions behind the deal.
- Which zoning district and overlays govern the parcel?
- What uses and development standards apply?
- What do building, permit and site records show?
- Which sources support the findings?
See the format and supporting records for a commercial property in Indianapolis.
Explore the sample reportOwner of record KATC Property LLC, 8 parcels in common ownership. 20 permits on record since 2025, 15 not yet finaled.
- Zoning district
- C4
- Lot area
- 8.89 ac
- Open permits
- 15
- Assessed value
- $38.99M
| Finding | Source | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|
| Base district C4 · Community Regional | Indianapolis–Marion Co. Ch. 742 | Oct 1 |
| 2 buildings · 15 stories · built 1980 | Assessor & building footprints | Oct 1 |
| Office, medical, retail permitted | C4 permitted uses | Oct 1 |
| Not in FEMA flood zone | FEMA NFHL | Oct 1 |
What's in the report?
Zoning and existing property conditions, organized for commercial due diligence.
Key facts
Assessed value, zoning district, lot area and open permits at a glance.
Aerial & zoning maps
Parcel boundary and building footprints over current imagery, with the zoning district drawn in.
Property & ownership
APN, owner of record, mailing address, legal description and parcels in common ownership.
Buildings
Building count, footprint, lot coverage, year built, stories and height.
Zoning & permitted uses
Base district, overlays, district purpose and the uses the district permits.
Development standards
Setbacks, maximum height, FAR and lot coverage, each with its source.
Permit history
Recent permits, open and finaled, with filing dates, status and descriptions.
Valuation & taxes
Assessed land and improvement values, value per square foot and billed taxes.
Hazards & site
FEMA flood zone, historic register, elevation, school district and Opportunity Zone.
Built for your workflow
Research you can trace, save and share.
Supporting records stay connected to the findings, from your first review to the PDF in your closing file, legal matter or investment memo.
Follow the evidence
Code references and public records accompany the findings, so your team can review the basis for each answer.
Keep a dated record
Source retrieval dates and an issue date keep your research tied to a specific point in time.
Share it with your team
Download a clear, organized report for closing review, legal due diligence or acquisition screening.
Plans for recurring research
Match your plan to your firm's report volume.
Every plan is tailored to your firm's specific needs.
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What teams ask first.
What does a report include?
Zoning and permitted uses, development standards, aerial and zoning maps, buildings, ownership, permit history, valuation, taxes and site conditions—with source references alongside the findings.
How does ParcelRights help with a commercial transaction?
It brings zoning and existing property records into one report for closing review, legal due diligence and acquisition screening, so your team can spend less time gathering records and more time evaluating the deal.
Can I see a sample report?
Yes. Download the sample PDF to see a commercial property report for Indianapolis, including maps, zoning, development standards and supporting records. No account is needed.
How are findings documented?
Findings include source references and retrieval dates. Each issued report is a dated record that your team can keep with its closing file, matter documents or investment research.
Can my team share reports?
Team and Enterprise plans include a shared report library for the firm. Team also pools its monthly report allowance across seats, so colleagues can work from the same research.