Zoning intelligence for land and homebuilding teams
Every zoning meeting in your market, read for you.
Rezone This collects meeting schedules and agendas from every city, township and county you work in, pulls out the rezonings and land-use cases, and tells your team when something lands near your sites.
The demo is the real software with live Columbus, Ohio data. No sign-up needed.
- 755 Waggoner RoadBrad Southard for Havens Corner & Dixon, LLC
- East side of Africa Rd., northwest of I-71FR-1 → PUD · 35.7 acres · Addison Properties
- Ordinance O-29-2026: Annexation petition, 17.81 acres from Jersey and Monroe Townships17.81 acres · City of New Albany
- 2236 River RoadCESO Inc. – Jon Buchanan
How it works
We find every meeting
Planning commission, zoning board and council schedules for every city, township and county you work in, checked every day.
We read every agenda
As soon as an agenda or packet is posted, the land-use cases are pulled out: address, applicant, acreage, current and requested zoning.
You hear what matters
Cases near your sites, hearings for your own projects, and how each board voted, in your alerts and a Monday email.
What you get
One meeting calendar
Every planning commission and council meeting in your market, with submittal deadlines, on one calendar you can subscribe to from Outlook or Google.
Agendas read for you
Rezonings, PUDs, annexations, plats and special uses, pulled out of agendas and packets with the details you'd otherwise dig for.
How each board voted
Minutes are read for the outcome of each land-use case: approved, denied, tabled or continued.
Alerts near your sites
Pick a site and a radius, or a whole city. When a case lands there, or an agenda is posted where you have a project, you hear about it.
Project timelines
Enter a project's municipality to see the hearing and council dates it's headed for, and what happens when it's continued.
Monday email
A weekly summary of what's coming up, what was approved and what changed, sent to your whole team.
Who it's for
Homebuilders
Know what's being proposed next to your communities and where the next approvals are coming from.
Land acquisition
Spot rezonings and annexations early, and see how each board treats similar requests before you go under contract.
Developers and their teams
Track your own cases through P&Z and council, with deadlines, without refreshing a dozen city websites.
Brokers, engineers and attorneys
Follow the cases your clients care about across every jurisdiction you practice in.
Where it works today
Columbus, Ohio area
Columbus, Dublin, Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Worthington, New Albany, Gahanna, Grove City, Delaware, Newark, Lancaster, Marysville and more, plus townships and the Delaware County Regional Planning Commission.
St. Louis, Missouri area
St. Charles, St. Louis and Jefferson counties: Chesterfield, Wildwood, St. Peters, Lake Saint Louis, Ballwin, Eureka, Festus and more, plus unincorporated St. Charles and Jefferson counties.
Somewhere else?
Tell us your market when you sign up. Most cities post to a handful of agenda systems, so new markets come online quickly.
Questions
Where does the information come from?
Straight from each city's, township's and county's own posted schedules, agendas, packets and minutes. Every item links back to the original document.
How quickly do new agendas show up?
Schedules are checked every day, and agendas are usually read within an hour of being posted.
What if my market isn't listed?
Tell us when you sign up. Most local governments post to a handful of agenda systems, so new markets come online quickly.
Is there a password to remember?
No. You sign in with a one-time code texted to your phone.
Can my whole team use it?
Yes. Your team shares one account: the same cities, projects and alerts, and everyone gets the Monday email.
Try it on your market
Sign up with your email and the cities you work in. We'll set up your account and text you a sign-in code. No password.