Real Estate Development
Nationwide parcel data for real estate development
The best deals are found before they are listed. Land Records gives developers and land teams nationwide boundaries, parcel IDs, and area to prospect markets, assemble sites, and underwrite deals — without a municipality-by-municipality slog.
- Parcels nationwide
- 11M+
- Provinces & territories
- 13
- Municipalities covered
- 2,300+
- Columns, one schema
- 100+
Source, assemble, and underwrite — anywhere
A municipality-by-municipality records hunt caps how many markets you can chase. One standardized nationwide layer lets you prospect and underwrite everywhere.
Prospect at scale
Screen entire markets for parcels that fit your buy box by size, location, and land use.
Assemble sites
Map contiguous parcels to plan multi-parcel acquisitions.
Underwrite with confidence
Verify area, boundaries, and parcel IDs before you tie up capital.
Built for land teams
Market prospecting
Find parcels by size, location, and land use across a market.
Site assembly
Identify contiguous parcels.
Registry lookups
Take parcel IDs straight to the provincial land registry.
Highest & best use
Test what a parcel supports using boundaries and zoning context.
Underwriting & diligence
Confirm area and parcel IDs before capital goes out.
Multi-market pipelines
Run the same workflow in every market you chase.
Nationwide coverage, standardized and current
The authoritative parcel grid behind landrecords.ca — the foundation for sourcing and underwriting at scale.
- Critical attributes, standardized
- Boundaries, parcel IDs, area, land use, and civic address — normalized nationwide.
- Coverage kept current
- 11M+ parcels across all 13 provinces and territories — released quarterly as bulk downloads and served by the same web service as our US layer.
- Delivery that fits your stack
- Bulk downloads, or a web service to power your maps and underwriting tools.
Common questions
Can I prospect off-market parcels?
Yes — screen a market by size, location, and land use to build a target list before anything is listed.
Does it support site assembly?
Map contiguous parcels and their IDs to plan multi-parcel acquisitions.
How do I find who owns a parcel?
Owner names are published for only a small share of Canadian parcels — most provinces keep assessment rolls anonymous — but every parcel carries the PIN or roll number a land-registry search needs.
How do I integrate the data with our systems?
Use bulk file downloads for your data warehouse, or the managed web service (WMS, vector tiles, and feature service) to stream parcels into your GIS and apps.
How current is the data?
The web service (API) is refreshed every two weeks. Bulk downloads are quarterly releases, and an annual license includes a year of those quarterly updates.
Build your sourcing engine on parcel data
Tell us about your markets — we’ll help you put nationwide parcel data at the center of your pipeline.