Map Layers Archives - Deepblocks

Introducing Deepblocks Developer, a lighter feasibility software.

Leave a Comment / Blog, New Releases / By Olivia Ramos

Deepblocks Developer combines all the functionalities needed to do a back-of-the-envelope calculation for development and acquisition. Excited to introduce a new product, Deepblocks Developer, a back-of-the-envelope software combining 3D modeling, financial projections, and PDF presentations. It’s equivalent to having Excel, SketchUp, and PowerPoint in an integrated workflow. All for $18/mo. How does Deepblocks Developer work? …

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A sample of Deepblocks software showing the median income map layer ranging from 2013 to 2020 with the focus areas being census tracts in Downtown Fort Worth

Median income from 2013 to 2020 in downtown Fort Worth.

Leave a Comment / Blog, Real Estate, Real Estate Analysis, Real Estate Development / By Olivia Ramos

Some of Fort Worth’s downtown tracts’ median income has doubled in seven years. Fort Worth’s downtown tracts 1237.00 and 1038.00 are in the top five of economic growth. I used the Deepblocks dynamic layers to see how median income changed from 2013 to 2020. This feature helps create investment narratives around economic growth. Tract 1038.00 …

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Feature Friday: Sea Level Rise Dynamic Layer – A tool for investing in coastal cities.

Leave a Comment / Blog, New Releases / By Olivia Ramos

How the altitude of land transforms investment narratives in coastal cities. The first time I heard about climate investing was when Little Haiti, a high-altitude Miami neighborhood, began to attract investors and members of nearby communities. Simultaneously, friends in low-altitude waterfront neighborhoods, like Miami Shores, began to sell. Why is climate risk a key consideration …

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Map of Fort Worth, Texas that shows the top 5 census tracts in population density growth.

These neighborhoods in Fort Worth, Texas, have the highest population density growth.

Leave a Comment / Blog, Opportunity Zones, Real Estate, Real Estate Analysis, Real Estate Development / By Olivia Ramos

Fort Worth neighborhoods with the highest population density growth cluster in the northeast quadrant. Four of the top five tracts in Fort Worth with the highest population density growth are in the northeast quadrant. Something is happening in this region of Fort Worth, and we received validation from the locals that there is an influx …

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Visualization of future density: the path of an expanding downtown.

Leave a Comment / Blog, Other, Real Estate Analysis, Real Estate Development / By Olivia Ramos

Mapping the future of density delivers the direction of a city’s growth. As a real estate developer, I’ve always wondered about the direction in which downtowns grow. Instead of skyrocketing quickly, the wrong guess might leave you waiting twenty years to see desired returns. Deepblocks digitizes zoning to see future growth patterns. How do you …

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Instructional screenshots of Deepblocks software on how to use the export assumptions feature.

Deepblocks launches functionality to export development assumptions.

Leave a Comment / Blog, New Releases, Real Estate Analysis / By Olivia Ramos

FEATURE FRIDAY With Deepblocks, you can export a CSV of the back-of-the-envelope development assumptions and integrate it into your pro forma. There is nothing like building your own real estate development pro-forma. Everyone has their flavor, from simple sketches to elaborate forty-tab masterpieces. A pro-forma is a perspective on the assumptions of the local market. …

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