Property intelligence for redevelopment

Discover overlooked properties.
Understand their potential.

UrbanRevive brings property status, zoning, ownership, development activity and neighborhood context together — so you can discover redevelopment opportunities faster.

Vacant Distressed Tax delinquent Foreclosure Underutilized

The problem

Finding the property is only the beginning.

Spotting an overlooked building is easy. Understanding whether it is worth pursuing is not. The answers live in separate systems — and you have to visit every one of them before you can make a call.

County records

Tax records

Zoning maps

GIS systems

Planning info

Multiple websites

Hours of manual cross-referencing, per property.

The UrbanRevive approach

One place to understand an opportunity — not six.

UrbanRevive consolidates the legally-available pieces — status, zoning, ownership, tax and sale history, development activity and surrounding land use — and attributes every record to its source, so you can evaluate and decide.

See it on a map

Status-coded markers reveal opportunity types across a whole area at once.

Read the context

Zoning, permitted uses and neighborhood land-use composition, side by side.

Trust the source

Every field links back to its public or licensed origin for independent verification.

See it in action

Everything you need to make a call — in one card.

A quick look at the kind of intelligence UrbanRevive assembles for a single property.

Tax DelinquentVacant

123 Main Street

Cincinnati, OH · Residential / Mixed

Example Data

Property status

Vacant · Tax delinquent

Zoning

C-2 Commercial / Mixed

Tax status

$14,200 in back taxes

Last sale

2018 · $185,000

Nearby development

2 active permits within 500 ft

Surrounding land use

65% commercial · 35% residential

Environmental / flood

Zone X · Low risk

Ownership

On record — unlock with Pro

Source attribution

County + municipal GIS

Illustrative values shown for demonstration. Live properties display source-attributed data.

How UrbanRevive helps

From a block on a map to a decision.

01

Discover

Surface overlooked properties across a city, ZIP or address on a status-coded map.

02

Identify

See the classification at a glance — vacant, distressed, tax-delinquent or foreclosure.

03

Understand

Read zoning, land use and neighborhood context that explains a property's potential.

04

Investigate

Unlock ownership, tax and sale history with links back to the original source.

05

Compare

Line up candidates side by side and export a research report to move forward.

Why UrbanRevive

The difference is the workflow.

Traditional research

  • County records
  • Tax records
  • GIS
  • Zoning
  • Planning records
  • Multiple websites

Six disconnected sources, opened one at a time.

With UrbanRevive

  • Discover
  • Understand
  • Compare
  • Investigate

One connected, source-attributed workflow.

UrbanRevive does not just help you find a property. It helps you understand why an overlooked property may be worth investigating.

Historic building being restored

Mission

The most sustainable building is often the one that already exists.

Reusing and redeveloping existing structures avoids the carbon and waste of unnecessary new construction — and it puts neglected buildings back to work. By making overlooked properties easier to understand, UrbanRevive helps direct attention toward reuse and healthier, more vibrant communities.

Who it's for

Built for anyone bringing buildings back.

Developers

Pinpoint adaptive-reuse and infill sites with the zoning and permit context to gauge feasibility early.

Investors

Screen distressed and tax-delinquent inventory quickly, then dig into the financials that matter.

Community organizations

Track derelict and vacant properties in your neighborhood and organize around bringing them back.

Property owners

Understand how nearby status, development and land use shape the value of what you already hold.

Data & trust

Source-attributed property intelligence.

UrbanRevive draws on available public and licensed data sources, and links records back to where they came from.

County property records

Municipal GIS

Zoning information

Planning records

Tax records

Development & permit information

Data is aggregated from legally-available public and licensed sources and is not a substitute for professional appraisal or legal advice.

Plans

Start free. Go Pro for due diligence.

Discover

Free

$0/mo

  • Property discovery
  • Interactive map
  • Basic property information
  • Basic zoning
  • Property status
  • Save properties

Due diligence

Pro

$29/mo

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Owner information
  • Tax history
  • Sale history
  • Environmental / flood information
  • Development activity
  • Advanced filters
  • Compare properties
  • Export reports

Find the building
worth bringing back.

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