Expert Analysis, Built For You
Land Use Labs’ consulting services brings the depth of the National Zoning Atlas — and the expertise people who build it — to your project.
What We Offer
Having the right data is only half the battle. Knowing what to do with it is where the real work begins. Land Use Labs has assembled an award-winning team who can translate zoning data into actionable insights.
Our consulting services include:
Spatial and Demographic Analyses: Analysis of the relationship between zoning and existing/future land uses, development, and population patterns.
Projections: Modeling of future growth scenarios relating to zoning, land uses, housing, and population.
Parcel-Level Analyses: Site-specific assessment of feasibility, development potential, zoning constraints, and regulatory context.
Impact Studies: In-depth analysis of the relationship between zoning and mobility, transit access, environmental impacts, infrastructure capacity, and more.
Policy Reviews: Assessment of the impact and utility of current or proposed policy interventions, such as zoning amendments.
Graphics and Data Visualization: Custom charts, infographics, maps, and dashboards that make complicated zoning and land use data accessible to any audience.
The National Zoning Atlas is a one-of-a-kind resource. So are we.
Who We Work With
Land Use Labs offers consulting services for institutional (public and private) clients including:
Government Agencies, including planning departments, housing authorities, and regional bodies.
Advocacy Organizations, including nonprofits and community groups working to advance zoning reform and equitable land use.
Consultants, including planning and policy consulting firms who need specialized capacity they don’t have in-house.
Law Firms, including attorneys needing data-driven analysis to navigate rezoning petitions, variance applications, conditional use permits, and fair housing litigation.
Real Estate Professionals, including developers, investors, brokers, and lenders.
Media and Journalists, including reporters and editorial teams covering housing, cities, and inequality.
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Long live accessible zoning for everyone.
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