We find parcels on the bay, the rivers and the canals inside Florida Opportunity Zones, and check what can be built on each one before you buy.
Tell us your timingNew Opportunity Zone maps take effect January 1, 2027, and today's zones run through 2028. Which tract a parcel sits in, and on which map, is the first thing we check.
Frontage is the one thing nobody can add later. Inside the zones it is scarce, and the zoning, flood design elevation and shoreline rules on it decide the deal. That is what a Lot Check reads.
Water-frontage parcels inside Opportunity Zone tracts, matched to your budget and timing. South Florida first.
Zoning, yield, flood zone and design elevation, setbacks, parking and hearing history, every rule cited to its code section.
Tract confirmation on both maps, a value range and a buildable plan your fund counsel and lender can read.
Lotcheck finds and checks land from public records and the adopted code. It does not sell securities, form or manage funds, or give tax, legal or investment advice; nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Opportunity Zone benefits depend on your facts and on the law at the time you invest, so confirm them with your tax adviser. lotcheck.com · ask@lotcheck.com