In the realm of property development, the land entitlement process is a crucial phase, often fraught with complexity and opacity. As the United States grapples with a housing shortage estimated at 5-7 million homes, the need for efficiency and transparency in this process has never been more urgent. This article explores how ATC Research is pioneering a revolution to bring about these changes.

The Entitlement Process: A Herculean Task

The entitlement process is a labyrinthine journey involving numerous steps: zoning approvals, environmental studies, public hearings, and more. The complexity of this process can be daunting for land use professionals and can significantly delay the development of much-needed housing.

A New Dawn with ATC Research

ATC Research is on a mission to illuminate this pathway. The goal? To facilitate land use professionals with the data and documents they need to navigate the entitlement process with ease. It’s a step towards more efficient zoning regulation and entitlement processes, a leap in the direction of resolving the housing crisis.

Empowering Land Use Professionals

ATC Research provides an invaluable resource for land use professionals. Through the platform, professionals have easy access to all entitlement documents in one place. This level of accessibility not only saves time but also provides a comprehensive overview enabling professionals to make more informed decisions.

Meet the Team

The force behind this mission includes Co-founder & Product, Natanael von Euler, with a decade-long career in building, analyzing, and selling alternative investment data products. Co-founder & Sales, Ruari Trueger, brings over ten years of experience in building and scaling teams in both sales and construction. Juan Roldan, leading the Engineering, has led engineering teams at ABN Amro, LeasePlan, Backbase, and Line.

Looking Ahead

As ATC Research continues its mission, it’s worth considering the broader implications. By bringing transparency and efficiency to the Planning and Zoning Information approval and land entitlement process, we are not only facilitating land use professionals – we’re also taking a significant step towards addressing the housing crisis. It’s a thought-provoking concept, inviting us to consider the role of transparency and efficiency in solving larger societal problems.

In conclusion, ATC Research is a beacon of hope in the complex world of land entitlement, providing professionals with the tools they need to navigate this process more efficiently. As we look ahead, we can’t help but be excited about the potential impact of this revolution.