Sound familiar?
The hard part isn't the decision. It's getting to it.
We were three months into diligence before we found the deal-killer.
The fatal flaw is usually sitting in a public record nobody pulled until month two: an old tank, a use restriction, a utility that isn't there.
Every site starts with the same twenty questions.
Is it contaminated? Is there power? What's it zoned? Your team answers them from scratch, site after site, across a dozen agency websites.
By the time we know, someone else has it under contract.
Good brownfield sites don't wait. Weeks of records requests are weeks a faster buyer uses to get ahead of you.
What changes
From chasing records to making the call.
Today
- Records requests that take weeks
- Consultants engaged before you know if a site is viable
- Answers scattered across PDFs, portals and inboxes
- Go/no-go calls made on incomplete information
With Brownfield AI
- A sourced first read on any site in minutes
- Diligence dollars spent only on sites that survive the screen
- Every answer linked to the record it came from
- Shortlists built from your criteria, not just what's listed
Ask it like you'd ask a colleague
Questions developers & investors answer in minutes.
Every answer comes back with the public record it came from, so you can check it, cite it and share it.
Environmental“Are there open cleanup cases or use restrictions on this parcel?”
Utilities“How far is the nearest three-phase power and water main?”
Zoning“Does current zoning allow light manufacturing by right?”
History“What operated here before, and when did it close?”
Incentives“Is the site in an Opportunity Zone or a state brownfield program?”
Access“How far is the nearest railway and highway interchange?”
How developers & investors use Brownfield AI