The zone's land, precinct by precinct, site by site.
The land bank is the zone's inventory. Each precinct holds its serviced sites with area, status, premium, ground rent, service charge and utility capacity, so an officer answering an investor can say what is available, what it costs and what services it carries without leaving their desk.
Shown with demonstration data.
Status that follows the paperwork
A site is Available until an investor names it in an enquiry, when it becomes Reserved; issuing an offer marks it Offered, and accepting the offer marks it Allocated as the lease is created. If an enquiry is lost or an offer withdrawn, the site returns to the pool. These moves are made by the system, so the land bank cannot drift out of step with the pipeline.
Pricing and services on the record
Premium, annual ground rent and service charge are held per site, together with power capacity in kVA, water and other services. Changes are logged, and the figures flow into offers and invoices rather than being copied from a tariff sheet.
Take-up at a glance
The dashboard shows land take-up by precinct — hectares available, reserved, allocated and leased — which is the number a board, a lender and the regulator each ask for first.