Xanthos reads land-use rules, demographics, business activity and parcel records together, then answers one address at a time. Brokers and developers get zoning legality and site suitability; buyers get a livability and investment read on a home.
Cross-checked across multiple independent sources, and refreshed on a schedule. Where a figure cannot be verified, the report says so rather than filling the gap.
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Each one runs against the same Calgary data layer, so an answer in one place agrees with an answer in another.
Enter an address and get the land-use district, the uses it permits, and whether the use you have in mind is one of them.
Find sites for lease or sale that your business type is actually permitted to occupy — filter out the ones it is not.
Ask a neighbourhood a question. Restaurant potential, transit access, demographics, how the character is shifting.
Put a question to Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 directly — setbacks, district codes, how a specific rule is read.
Score a home two ways: how it lives day to day, and how it holds up as an investment. Move the balance yourself.
Every analysis exports to PDF with its sources listed, so the reasoning travels with the number.
Ten to thirty seconds, in this order, every time.
Matched against Calgary's parcel address points down to the exact lot, then reconciled back to you so you can see what was found.
The land-use district covering that lot, the bylaw text governing it, and the full list of uses it permits or allows at discretion.
Nearby context and an assessment of your intended use — every claim carrying the dataset or bylaw section it came from.
Records are drawn from a range of independently verified sources, cross-checked against each other and refreshed on a schedule. Counts below are read from the database each time this page loads; a figure that cannot be measured is left out rather than estimated.
Prices in CAD per month, read from the live plan catalogue.