Historically, property and land stakeholders were forced to justify expensive land planning and land acquisition decisions based on rudimentary mapping and ownership data, such as basic land use. Although this information is accessible, it is usually decentralized, and time-consuming to obtain, aggregate, and keep up-to-date. In today’s fast-paced world, reliably updated information, such as lidar topography, flood zones, soils, and traffic counts are necessary for land stakeholders to do their jobs. This information provides decision-makers with evidence to objectively measure risk versus reward and weigh challenges versus opportunities of land development, redevelopment, acquisition, resale, and more; but accessing and mapping this data is challenging and time consuming, often requiring land stakeholders to visit multiple sites and rely on outdated resources, with no guarantee of procuring accurate data for mapping or being able to adequately visualize the data. To eliminate the challenges of obtaining and mapping land data, geothinQ is pioneering a real estate and land mapping platform. Designed by GIS analysts, the geothinQ platform serves as a centralized hub to access all available property ownership data, as well as other current environmental, demographic, and topographic information. For land stakeholders, the unprecedented accessibility to important land information is finally available at the click of a button, and it’s accelerating smart data-driven real estate decisions like never before.