Know a place before you buy it

Type a BC address or PID. We gather what the public records say about that parcel and explain what each one means for a buyer.

What a report covers

Whether the parcel is in the Agricultural Land Reserve, where farming comes first.

Whether it's on one of the province's designated floodplain maps, and what that map can't tell you.

Every mapped fire on or within 2 km of the parcel since 1919.

Claims over the parcel or nearby: in BC, owning the land doesn't include what's under it.

How deep the neighbours' wells go and how much water they found.

Coming next: What you can build under local zoning, whether a public road reaches the parcel, and what's planned next door.

Every fact names its source and date. Nothing here is a score we made up.