Skip to main content
MAPRISE
Industry SolutionFor developers & homebuildersDevelopers / Funds

50 land-screening sites, finished in a day.

AND-filter zoning, hazards, land prices, and future population in seconds. Volume checks that used to take two weeks finish on the spot.

Developers / Funds — MAPRISE 操作イメージ
  • TSMC effect

    Land prices around Kumamoto and Kikuyo have risen up to 50% in the last five years. New development demand is spreading across Kyushu.

    Source: MLIT, Land-Price Publication (2024)

  • ~1.3M ha

    Total area of designated agricultural zones in Kyushu. Knowing land-use restrictions early avoids wasted research.

    Source: MAFF, "Agricultural Area Classification" (estimate)

  • 2–3 weeks

    Typical lead time of a traditional volume check (architect engagement → results). MAPRISE compresses the early-screening phase.

    Source: Industry standard (estimate)

  • 640,000+

    Kyushu real-estate transaction records held in MAPRISE (2005 – latest). Anchor area benchmarks in evidence.

    Source: MLIT Real-Estate Information Library (records loaded into MAPRISE)

Before1 week
After1 day

Breakdown: Site screening — AND-filter narrows the shortlist immediately / 50 sites in a single day (versus 1 week for 100) / Volume-check estimate before engaging an architect

* Estimated impact — target workflow improvements MAPRISE aims to deliver; actual results vary by environment and usage.

Three pains developers face daily

Site screening burns time

Checking zoning, hazard, and land-price for each candidate one by one across multiple portals — 100 sites take a week. During that window, competitors can lock up the best ones. With MAPRISE's AND filter, 50 sites finish in a single day.

Volume checks take two weeks

Engaging an architect, confirming zoning and frontage-road widths, calculating FAR — the full loop runs 2 weeks to 1 month. You can't evaluate parallel candidates in that window.

Three days lost to regulation cross-checks

Zoning, agricultural promotion zones, forestry law, farmland law, height-control districts, urban-planning roads — overlapping the regulations manually consumes half a day to a full day per site, before any other work begins.


What changes after MAPRISE

ScenarioBeforeAfter (MAPRISE)
Site screeningCheck 100 sites one by one across portals (1 week +)AND filter narrows down instantly — 50 sites in a day
Volume checkEngage an architect, wait 2 weeks – 1 monthEstimate FAR, BCR, and frontage-road adjustment instantly
Regulation crosscheckCheck zoning / agricultural / forestry / planning roads separately (1 day +)All regulation layers on one screen; overlap analysis in minutes
Catchment / market analysisOutsource market research, several hundred thousand yen, weeksIn-house with population projections, facilities, and comparables
Cross-department sharingPaste maps into PowerPoint, print, circulateA share URL — every department sees the same live map (planned)

The Before / After above shows the workflow improvements MAPRISE aims to deliver (estimates); actual results vary by environment and usage.

Multi-window legacy regulation, hazard, land-price, and population checks vs. a unified single-screen workflow with MAPRISE

Regulation, hazard, land-price, and population checks — all on a single MAPRISE screen


Four capabilities for land sourcing

AND filter & bulk screening

Combine zoning, hazard risk, land-price band, future-population deltas, FAR, and outside-of-agricultural-zone with AND logic for instant screening. A shortlist of 50 sites within the same day.

Instant volume check

Zoning, BCR, FAR, frontage-road width, height-control — combined to estimate total floor area on the spot. Compresses the pre-architect screening phase substantially.

Catchment & population analysis

Population, projections, surrounding facilities, transaction comparables, and transit access within a radius of up to 3 km — analysed instantly. Bring catchment analysis in-house, end the outsourcing dependency.

Real-time cross-department sharing (planned)

A planned capability: distribute candidate maps and analysis as share URLs. Acquisition, design, sales, and executives all see the same live map — approvals move faster.


A reshaped day for land sourcing

TimeMAPRISE stepDuration
9:00Receive a 100-site candidate list (internal sales / brokers)List prep
9:30AND filter (zoning + low hazard + price band + outside-of-agriculture) narrows to 50 sites~5 min
10:00Evaluate 50 sites individually: FAR, frontage road, catchment~3 h
13:00Share via URL (planned) with execs / design / sales — same map, parallel reviewReal-time
15:00Decide internal priorities → export volume-check PDF for the top picks~2 h
Next dayHand top picks to an architect with MAPRISE screenshots + estimates attached

What used to take a week of screening is targeted to finish in a single day (estimated impact; actual results vary by usage).


Data backdrop for developers

(See the four hero statistics above.)


Questions we often hear from developers & homebuilders

Q. How precise is the volume check?

A. It combines zoning, BCR, FAR, and frontage-road adjustment into an estimate. Use it as input for early screening, with the architect's full check (slant-line restrictions, sunlight regulations, etc.) handling the precision phase.

Q. Can we use PLATEAU 3D data?

A. PLATEAU 3D city models for 17 major cities across Kyushu (approx. 1.23 million buildings) are loaded. Building height and shape can be reviewed in 3D. Pro plan and above.

Q. Can we bulk-load candidate data?

A. CSV bulk import is planned (Enterprise plan) — pull property lists from in-house systems and screen them in one batch.

Q. How is access controlled when sharing with execs / design / sales?

A. Share URLs (planned) will support read-only and edit-enabled modes. IP allow-listing is planned for the Enterprise plan.

Q. Can we track competitor activity?

A. Recent transactions + land-price moves + building-permit data (designated cities) reveal area development tempo. Tracking specific firms' specific projects is a separate scope — let's discuss.


For land sourcing in developers and homebuilders, we recommend the Business plan.


See it in the real app

Use case: when evaluating land acquisition, gauge oversupply risk via housing-starts x demographics cross-analysis, and pressure-test feasibility with land-price trends layering AI forecasts on 19 years of actuals.

AI analysis plotting new-build oversupply via housing-starts x demographics cross-analysis.Land-price trend forecast showing +4.2%/yr, 89% confidence, strong uptrend across actuals and projection.
Sources: e-Stat (housing starts) / National Land Numerical Information (population projections) / MLIT Real Estate Information Library (land prices)
Analysis results are for reference only. Consult a licensed real-estate agent or specialist before any contract or investment decision.

Free during beta — try any plan

Accelerate your land sourcing today

The beta is free to try. We're happy to schedule a demo or onboarding consultation.