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Free Lot Feasibility Study & Report

Before You Buy a Lot, Find Out What You Can Actually Build

Submit the address of a property you are considering, and the Ethos Builders team will prepare a detailed, property-specific feasibility report at no cost.

Our team of building experts will research your lot to identify zoning requirements, building constraints, site considerations and unresolved questions that could affect your plans, budget or decision to purchase.

Your completed report will be prepared by our team and emailed to you within 2–3 business days.

SEE THE LEVEL OF DETAIL YOU WILL RECEIVE

The sample report shown here was prepared for a residential redevelopment property in Downers Grove.

The 10-page report includes a zoning determination, property and survey analysis, dimensional zoning standards, a calculated buildable envelope, building-coverage considerations, permitting authorities, stormwater concerns and a prioritized list of open items.

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Request Your Free Lot Feasibility Study

Tell us which property you are considering. The Ethos team will research the lot and email your completed report within 2–3 business days.

Enter the address of the property you are researching. Ethos Builders ONLY provides reports for properties in our Chicagoland service area.

Property Multi-line address
Property status:
I am considering purchasing this property
I am under contract
I already own this property
I am helping a client evaluate this property
When are you hoping to begin your project?
Within 6 months
Within 6–12 months
More than a year from now
Still researching

What your report can help you understand

A credible feasibility study should distinguish between what can be reasonably determined and what still requires confirmation from a municipality, title company, surveyor, engineer or other professional. Your report will clearly identify those open items.

i.   Can a new home be built on the property?
 

ii.  How much of the lot may be buildable?
 

iii. What could affect the design of the home?

iv. What issues could affect the budget?

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