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Breezy expands property development reports to homeowners

Created at 30 Jul · 4:31 PM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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Breezy has launched its Underbuilt Radar platform for consumers, providing homeowners with instant reports analyzing zoning data to estimate the build potential for additions like ADUs, second-story expansions, and basement or garage conversions.

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Key Numbers

$5,000-$30,000cost of architectural plans before project discovery
49states where Underbuilt Radar is available
23,000+zip codes covered by the service

Who's Involved

Breezy
company expanding Underbuilt Radar platform to consumers
James Harris
CEO and co-founder of Breezy
Breezy expands property development reports to homeowners

↳ Why This Matters

This expansion democratizes access to crucial property development information, potentially saving homeowners significant time and money by clarifying build potential and zoning compliance before they commit to renovations or expansions.

Key facts

  • Breezy's Underbuilt Radar platform is now available to homeowners.
  • The platform provides instant property development reports based on zoning data.
  • Reports estimate buildable area, setbacks, height limits, and slopes for potential additions.
  • The service aims to help homeowners understand a property's full development potential before investing.
  • Breezy stated homeowners can spend $5,000-$30,000 on plans before discovering non-compliance.

Breezy has expanded its Underbuilt Radar platform to consumers, offering homeowners instant property development reports that analyze zoning data to estimate build potential for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), second-story additions, basements, and garage expansions. Previously exclusive to real estate agents, the service now allows homeowners to enter their address and receive a report detailing buildable area, setbacks, height limits, slopes, and an overall development potential score.

James Harris, CEO and co-founder of Breezy, stated that understanding a property's true potential is a significant challenge for buyers, and UnderBuilt aims to remove the guesswork. The company highlighted that homeowners often spend between $5,000 and $30,000 on architectural plans before discovering a project does not meet municipal requirements. The expansion comes as more homeowners opt to renovate or expand existing homes rather than move in a slower housing market.

Underbuilt Radar is currently available in 49 states and over 23,000 zip codes, with plans to add more markets. Breezy will continue to offer the technology to real estate professionals via the Breezy app while making standalone reports directly accessible to homeowners.

Frequently asked questions

It is a platform that analyzes zoning data to estimate the potential for building additions on a property, such as ADUs, second-story expansions, and basement or garage conversions.

The platform has been expanded to include consumers, meaning homeowners can now access its property development reports directly.

The reports detail buildable area, setbacks, height limits, slopes, and an overall development potential score for a property.

Underbuilt Radar is currently available in 49 states and over 23,000 zip codes in the United States.

What Happens Next

01Additional markets are being added regularly to the Underbuilt Radar platform.

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How It Developed

Breezy expanded its Underbuilt Radar platform to consumers.
Homeowners can now access property development reports analyzing zoning data.
The reports estimate build potential for ADUs, second-story additions, basements, and garage expansions.
The service aims to reduce time and expense in determining project compliance with zoning regulations.
Underbuilt Radar is available in 49 states and over 23,000 zip codes.

Sources

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Breezy expands Underbuilt Radar to homeownersHousingWire

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