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Property Reports
This is a standardized address-level walkability report that scores access to 74 everyday services. Property reports are directly comparable across addresses, helping agents, buyers, renters, and planners make better decisions
U.S. address, distances in miles

Property report for a location in the United States, using imperial measurements.

$3,600
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This includes:
  • Nearby Services Analysis
  • Walkability Assessment
  • Neighborhood Report
  • Research References
  • Street-level Illustration
  • Neighborhood Illustration
U.S. address, distances in kilometers

Property report for a location in the United States, using metric measurements.

$3,600
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This includes:
  • Nearby Services Analysis
  • Walkability Assessment
  • Neighborhood Report
  • Research References
  • Street-level Illustration
  • Neighborhood Illustration
U.S. address, distances in miles and kilometers

Our flagship report delivered in both metric and imperial versions.

$3,900
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This includes:
  • Nearby Services Analysis
  • Walkability Assessment
  • Neighborhood Report
  • Research References
  • Street-level Illustration
  • Neighborhood Illustration
Development Proposals
These reports explore a potential building construction development design for a given parcel or parcel cluster. The reports show how a property could be developed so as to maximize walkability for residents living in the immediate vicinity. These designs are almost always mixed-use complexes with residential, office, and retail spaces.
The cost of a development proposal depends on the development's size, complexity, and level of detail for both design & analysis. For this reason we cannot quote a fixed price but we offer the following examples below with estimated costs for each one.
high fidelity rendering of Indy dev proposal
high fidelity report available here
estimated cost: $46,000
low fidelity rendering of Coral Gables dev proposal
high fidelity report available here
estimated cost: $32,000
Development proposals should be thought of as a tool for parcel optimization & discovery. They can be used to make a case for rezoning, conditional use permit, or a mixed-use overlay. City planners may be more flexible on granting these if a case can be made for an overall public good, which development proposals aim to demonstrate.
Our development proposals have a level of planning detail commensurate with early-stage preliminary architectural design drawings. They show schematic floor plans broken down by occupancy type per floor. Basic IBC compliant egress schemas are included as well. We can provide varying levels of fidelity in terms of 3D modeling and presentation to meet your specific needs.
Our team has extensive experience in both architecture/ building construction as well as environmental & urban solutions. We leverage this experience to deliver a unique product. That said, we may rely on you for certain due-diligence requirements unique to your city or region. If you have a property address or parcel you would like us to look at, please feel free to contact us so we can discuss your project.
You can reach out to us at:
contact@urbanfootnotes.com
Costs, Coverage & Accuracy

The graphic below is an approximate percentage breakdown of our expenses so far, at present, and going forward (estimated), rounded to the nearest 1%, as applied to a typical address. Past cost percentages are expected to decrease as our volume of address reports increases.

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Our accessibility reports are designed to provide insights based on available data for the selected property and its surrounding area. Please note that coverage may be limited in regions outside of major metropolitan areas and suburbs. Additionally, while we strive to utilize the most current and reliable data sources, some information may reflect conditions that have changed over time, as the imagery and other datasets we use may not always be up-to-date. As a result, our assessments are based on the most accurate information available at the time of review, but may not capture recent developments or changes.