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Your Clients Can Now Pull Their Own Zoning Report
If a client wants to stay and build up instead of moving, they'd be part of the 65% of renovators who chose to upgrade their current home rather than move.
Until now, answering "what could we actually do with this place?" meant digging through zoning codes, setbacks, and what the city would realistically approve.
Now, they can pull that same data for themselves. Breezy's Underbuilt Radar is available directly to homeowners for 23,000+ zip codes across 49 states, no agent required.
That gives you a head start on the conversation you were already going to have. More than 40% of Americans renovated in the last year, and a third plan to in the next twelve. Clients are going to ask about what's possible with a renovation whether or not they come to you with data in hand. But those numbers only tell part of the story.
What does this score actually mean for their budget? Will their timeline survive a planning commission? Which parts of the code will actually matter for their lot? That's the conversation only you can have with them. And you don't need them to bring their own report to have it — agents on Breezy can generate the same Underbuilt Radar report for clients at no extra cost, instead of an $89 report they'd pay for themselves, or a 5k–30k mistake on architect plans a city was never going to approve.
The data's public. Knowing what to do with it is still the job.

