Services
A search that keeps running
Good sites surface on their own schedule, and local rules change between board meetings. A retained search watches both.
Talk about a retained searchWhat stays on
- The parcel search. County records in your target counties, read against your requirements.
- The local calendar. Moratoriums adopted, extended, and expired; ordinance drafts; rezoning cases; hearings.
- Utility and infrastructure news. Announced substations, lines, and large projects that change what a location can support.
- Your short list. Candidates are re-read when something around them changes.
Why a standing search finds more
A one-time search is a photograph. A county that was closed last spring may have adopted standards you can meet. A tract that failed on access may sit beside a road project that is now funded. The sites that fit are often the ones that changed.
How it works
- We write your requirements down once: use, scale, counties, and what ends a site for you.
- New candidates reach you with the record already read and the open questions marked.
- We review the requirements with you on a regular schedule and adjust them.
Who it suits
Developers with a pipeline to fill, builders who need a steady supply of lots, and buyers who want first look without building a research team.
Questions
Can requirements change during the search?
Yes. Most do, as early candidates show what matters.
Tell us what the project needs
Load, acreage, counties, and timeline. We reply with how we would run the search and where we would start.