Parcel Analytics Dashboard
Real-time analysis of the current filtered parcel set. Double-click any chart element to drill down.
Utilization Status
County LAND_VAL / IMPRVT_VAL rule
Land Use by Classification
Regrid-first parcel set with LBCS context
Inferred Ownership
Derived from REGRID_owner + LBCS descriptors
Vacancy × LBCS Function
Where vacancy concentrates by land-based classification
ZCTA Distribution
Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas for visible parcels
Ward Opportunity Profile
Vacant + underutilized intensity by inferred geography
Value vs. Improvement Ratio
LAND_VAL vs IMPRVT_VAL utilization signal
Land vs. Improvement Value Split
Regrid value breakdown across visible parcels
Key Findings & Intelligence
Dynamic insights derived from the currently filtered parcel dataset. Findings update as filters change.
Where are vacant or underutilized parcels concentrated?
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Which clusters could support coordinated development?
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What types of ownership dominate these parcels?
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Which zoning categories shape development opportunity?
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Vacant and underutilized classification rule
Vacant means county IMPRVT_VAL is 0. Likely underutilized means county IMPRVT_VAL is greater than 0 but ≤ 20% of county LAND_VAL. Active means improvement value exceeds that threshold.
Opportunity score and cluster formation
Score weights vacancy or underutilization, lot size, low improvement value, lower assessed value, civic/nonprofit ownership, and QOZ status. Clusters group high-score parcels by nearby centroid grid cells, then size markers by parcel count.
How to Use the Newark Parcel Dashboard
A complete guide covering filtering, parcel classification logic, map operations, selection tools, AI assistant capabilities, and data export options.
Start With the Command Palette
Press ⌘K or click Filters in the top bar to open the command palette. Use status, ownership, geography, zoning, and value range controls to narrow the visible parcel universe. All KPIs, charts, and the map update instantly.
Understand Utilization Status
Vacant means county IMPRVT_VAL is 0. Underutilized means IMPRVT_VAL is greater than 0 and ≤ 20% of LAND_VAL. Active parcels exceed that ratio. These are derived from county assessment data, not Regrid USPS vacancy flags.
Navigate the Map
Click any parcel polygon to open the detail popup. Use "Full record" to inspect every available field. Toggle clusters (C button) to see assemblage opportunities. At low zoom, fast point rendering is used — zoom in for full polygons.
Select and Track Parcels
Check the box beside any high-opportunity parcel in the sidebar list, or use the "Select" button in the popup. Selected parcels persist across filter changes and can be exported independently from the full filtered set.
Export and Report
Export all visible parcels as CSV, export only selected parcels, generate a JSON data package, or produce a full HTML report with KPIs, opportunity tables, and current filter conditions. Use the Export dock that appears when parcels are selected.
Use the AI Parcel Assistant
Click the AI button to open the intelligent assistant. Ask questions in plain English: "how many vacant parcels?", "show R-3 parcels", "ownership breakdown", "report for nonprofit". The assistant reads the live dataset and answers deterministically — no API key needed.
Data Explorer
Browse, sort and export the current filtered parcel dataset.
No parcels match the current filters
SQL Developer Console
Query the live parcel dataset with field conditions. Results apply instantly across all dashboard views.
SELECT * FROM parcels -- no conditions
Run a query to see results here