C-2 · Orange Co., FL Code updated Jun 2025 GC · Maricopa, AZ Corridor expansion approved HC · Harris Co., TX Drive-thru stacking updated CB · Mecklenburg, NC FAR bonus program extended B-3 · Cook Co., IL CUP process streamlined BU-2 · Miami-Dade, FL Height limits amended C-2 · Fulton Co., GA Drive-thru by-right confirmed CS · Travis Co., TX New transit overlay effective CB · King Co., WA SEPA threshold raised M-1 · Duval Co., FL FAR increased to 0.50 MUDD · Charlotte, NC South End overlay expanded CG · Hillsborough, FL New drive-thru stacking rules C-2 · Orange Co., FL Code updated Jun 2025 GC · Maricopa, AZ Corridor expansion approved HC · Harris Co., TX Drive-thru stacking updated CB · Mecklenburg, NC FAR bonus program extended B-3 · Cook Co., IL CUP process streamlined BU-2 · Miami-Dade, FL Height limits amended C-2 · Fulton Co., GA Drive-thru by-right confirmed CS · Travis Co., TX New transit overlay effective CB · King Co., WA SEPA threshold raised M-1 · Duval Co., FL FAR increased to 0.50 MUDD · Charlotte, NC South End overlay expanded CG · Hillsborough, FL New drive-thru stacking rules
About ByRightHQ

We turn fragmented zoning code into a decision system for land buyers.

ByRightHQ exists because commercial land teams still lose days digging through PDFs, Municode tables, county overlays, and planning memos just to answer a simple question: "Can I build this here by right?"

Why We Built It

Every market names things differently. A "general commercial" district might be C-2, GC, B-3, or HC depending on the jurisdiction. The underlying intent may be similar, but the code language, parking math, height rules, setbacks, and approval pathway are all scattered across different sources.

ByRightHQ standardizes that mess into one investor-facing format: what is allowed, what is conditional, what is prohibited, how much can be built, and what the likely permit path looks like.

Who uses it
  • Acquisition teams screening land before LOI
  • Brokers qualifying sites for buyers faster
  • Developers comparing counties and jurisdictions
  • Lenders and analysts stress-testing entitlement risk
  • PropTech teams needing structured zoning data

What The Platform Does

Normalize

We map inconsistent local naming into a common zoning language investors can scan quickly.

Explain

Each zone becomes a readable dashboard: FAR, setbacks, height, parking, uses, citations, and timeline context.

Operationalize

Teams can search faster, compare markets, run calculators, and move qualified deals to local brokers and attorneys.

Operating Principles

What we optimize for
  • Speed to first underwriting answer
  • Readable output for non-planners
  • Structured data investors can reuse
  • Coverage that scales beyond one market
  • Clear separation between data and legal advice
What we do not claim
  • We do not replace municipal confirmation
  • We do not replace a land use attorney or design team
  • We do not assume one county's zoning logic applies elsewhere
  • We do not treat scraped text as final truth without review

Work With Us

Need zoning intelligence for sourcing, underwriting, or product?

Start with the free tools, explore live county coverage, or talk to us about API and broker workflows.

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