Check plots against the local development plan and building law

Property developers check plots against the local development plan and building law

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The aim is a faster initial check: which provisions apply, what can roughly be built, which questions are open before purchase? Today, AI only manages this in part and mainly in pilot projects. It does not replace a binding assessment.

Is this for you?

  • You check many plots a year and want to recognise early which ones are worth a closer look.
  • You want to test a provider as a pilot partner, or prepare until local development plans are widely available in machine-readable form.
  • Your architects and lawyers have time to compare pilot results with their own assessment.
First step today

Use the template below to research the state of the art, providers and pilot projects for AI-supported plot assessment, with sources. Also note the form in which your target municipalities publish their local development plans. From this, decide whether a pilot is worthwhile.

How to go about it

  1. Define the pilot question and stop criteria
  2. Provide plans, bylaws and comparison cases
  3. Run the pilot assessment with a tool or provider
  4. Compare results with your own assessment
  5. Set the results side by side for each plot
  6. Record the assessment scheme and pilot result

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G-BI-03 · Legal status 08.10.2026