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Active development applications (dev apps) are a great way to know what's being applied for in an area. <br>They are useful because: 

They allow you to see what is potentially being developed or rezoned in a neighbourhood.

Applied for FSRs (Floor Space Ratios) can be observed and modelled after.&nbsp;

You can see what your competition is applying to have developed.&nbsp;

It allows you to see what properties have already been assembled in an area.

Also can be a good prospecting tool as people may be likely to sell if a development is planned close by.&nbsp;

- They allow you to see what is potentially being developed or rezoned in a neighbourhood.
- Applied for FSRs (Floor Space Ratios) can be observed and modelled after.&nbsp;
- You can see what your competition is applying to have developed.&nbsp;
- It allows you to see what properties have already been assembled in an area.
- Also can be a good prospecting tool as people may be likely to sell if a development is planned close by.&nbsp;

Inactive dev apps are a great way to find out what got passed through the city council in an area. <br>They are useful because: 

You can see where approved development applications are to better plan your application or to plan where to look for future listings.&nbsp;

You can see what got rezoned and what FSR is possible.&nbsp;

Depending on a variety of factors, listings may be more readily available if adjacent or next to an approved development.&nbsp;

- You can see where approved development applications are to better plan your application or to plan where to look for future listings.&nbsp;
- You can see what got rezoned and what FSR is possible.&nbsp;
- Depending on a variety of factors, listings may be more readily available if adjacent or next to an approved development.&nbsp;

Resources: <br>If you want to calculate the potential FSR on a property or assembly, here's a resource from the City of Vancouver: <a href="http://bylaws.vancouver.ca/bulletin/a008.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://bylaws.vancouver.ca/bulletin/a008.pdf</a>

Click the development sub menu item&nbsp;

All dev apps will be displayed on the map, you can click the dark (active) or light blue shapes to find out more details about that application.&nbsp;

1. Activate the layers button&nbsp;
2. Click the Layers button&nbsp;
3. Click the development sub menu item&nbsp;
4. Select Active or Inactive or both.&nbsp;
5. All dev apps will be displayed on the map, you can click the dark (active) or light blue shapes to find out more details about that application.&nbsp;

** If you'd like to save development applications in an area to present to a client, that's possible. Let us know if this is something you'd be interested in by utilizing the chat icon at the bottom right of your screen.&nbsp;

Active Development Applications

Inactive Development Applications