The method
GoSiteHunt combines public planning, parcel, zoning, precedent, sales-anchor and feasibility logic to answer one early question: should this site move to deeper due diligence? It is not a replacement for planners, surveyors, architects, engineers, valuers, lawyers or accountants. It is an early warning system for development acquisitions.
South Australian aggregate planning records in the current `da` layer.
UK planning records in the current comparative planning corpus.
PlanSA decision/register rows in the detailed South Australian source table.
proven-scheme records with usable yield signal.
What GoSiteHunt checks
- Location and parcel context.
- Zoning and planning controls where source data is available.
- Nearby precedent and council activity signals.
- Likely product pathway: subdivision, townhouse, apartment, retail, billboard/OOH or other supported workflows.
- Residual land value and sensitivity against cost/end-value assumptions.
Limits
Public datasets are imperfect and update at different speeds. Some markets require paid data for individual sold prices or official current-year application feeds. GoSiteHunt therefore labels assumptions and uses the output as a screening report, not a valuation or planning approval.
Turn the principle into an address-level test
Use the guide to understand the decision path, then run the actual address through GoSiteHunt before paying for survey, concept plans, planning advice or a full feasibility model.
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