Introduction: The Current Housing Crisis
The United States is currently grappling with a significant housing shortage, estimated to be between 5 to 7 million homes. Resolving this crisis requires an efficient approach to zoning regulation and entitlement processes. This is where ATC steps in.
What is ATC?
ATC is an innovative and highly beneficial tool that empowers land use professionals with the data and documents they need to navigate the land Entitlement Research process. Our mission is to bring transparency and efficiency to the zoning approval and land entitlement process, supporting land-use professionals nationwide.
How ATC is Disrupting the Entitlement Process
Performing research on prior entitlement cases has traditionally been a burdensome, if not impossible, task. The process has lagged behind comparable areas of legal and financial research, but ATC is changing that. We take on the hard work of aggregating, standardizing, and delivering all the documents and data in one place, enabling you to answer important entitlement questions with ease.
The Impact of ATC’s Approach
The comprehensive and holistic approach that ATC uses for research saves users significant time, allowing them to focus on the complexities of their specific projects. By providing easy access to the data and documents needed to navigate the entitlement process, ATC is removing barriers to housing development nationwide.
Looking Ahead: The Future of Land Entitlement
With ATC’s support, land-use professionals can approach the land entitlement process with confidence, armed with the data they need. As we continue to innovate and streamline the process, the hope is that more housing developments will get the green light. The ripple effect of this could be significant, potentially reducing the current housing shortage and breathing new life into the American dream of homeownership.
In conclusion, as we look to the future of land entitlement, the role of ATC is clear. By providing efficient and accessible data, we are paving the way for a more transparent and efficient land entitlement process.
