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Regrid Takes Next Step in AI-Assisted Land Exploration with the Launch of Ask ChatGPT in The Regrid Property App

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Explore the Heart of Communities with Ask ChatGPT and Regrid through a free trial.

September 14, 2023

Regrid™ launches daily delivery of Enhanced Ownership with their Nationwide Parcel Data

Cision PR Newswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States has launched their latest product of Enhanced Ownership as an add-on solution to their nationwide parcel data, providing the most current ownership information available with a daily delivery of recordings.

February 22, 2023

The Property Tax System is Broken—Regrid Works on Tools to Help Fix It

Strong Towns

The property tax system is broken all across the nation. In Detroit, residents face an issue of inconsistent assessments, where two homes that are similar in condition and sitting on similar-sized lots have widely different assessment scores.

February 20, 2023

Unpriced climate risk and the potential consequences of overvaluation in US housing markets

Nature Climate Change

Climate change impacts threaten the stability of the US housing market. In response to growing concerns that increasing costs of flooding are not fully captured in property values, we quantify the magnitude of unpriced flood risk in the housing market by comparing the empirical and economically efficient prices for properties at risk.

February 16, 2023

2023 Chicago aldermanic candidates answer Tribune questionnaire: Jocelyn Hare

Chicago Tribune

To inform voters and to help the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board make endorsements, the board posted a series of questions to the candidates running for alderman.

February 10, 2023

Union Twp. proposes annexation solution to Mapleton

The Daily News

Union Township and Mapleton Borough are exploring possible resolutions concerning 11 properties that were shifted out of the borough into the township four years ago.

February 10, 2023

Regrid™ launches a new version of their popular Regrid Property App

PR Newswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States have launched a new, refreshed version of their leading property app that allows anyone in the United States to look up properties, ownership, land use and much more in an easy to use mapping app - available on mobile and web.

January 19, 2023

Purpose Jobs Recognizes Regrid as Best Place to Work in 2023

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Purpose Jobs, the Midwest's largest startup and tech community, today announced Regrid to its list of best places to work in Midwest tech in 2023.

November 1, 2022

Purpose Jobs Recognizes Regrid as Best Place to Work in 2023

Yahoo Finance

Purpose Jobs, the Midwest's largest startup and tech community, today announced Regrid to its list of best places to work in Midwest tech in 2023.

November 1, 2022

Purpose Jobs Recognizes Regrid as Best Place to Work in 2023

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Purpose Jobs, the Midwest's largest startup and tech community, today announced Regrid to its list of best places to work in Midwest tech in 2023.

November 1, 2022

The city of Cleveland and Western Reserve Land Conservancy announced on Friday that they will once again partner to survey and analyze nearly 170,000 land parcels in Cleveland, with the hopes that they will be able to identify properties in need of rehabilitation, lead abatement, code violations and demolition.

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Cleveland announces land parcel survey to identify and rehabilitate buildings with toxic lead

October 28, 2022

Regrid Launches Free Detroit Assessment Gauge to Evaluate Property Taxes

DBusiness Magazine

Regrid, a provider of national land parcel data based in Detroit, has released the Detroit Assessment Gauge to help homeowners determine if they may be paying too much in property taxes.

October 14, 2022

New tool can help Detroiters understand their home's assessment, offers information for appeal process

Detroit Free Press

A new tool can help Detroiters understand their home's assessment and offers a glimpse into how their property compares to those around them.

October 13, 2022

New tool shows who may be getting a deal on Detroit property taxes (and who's overpaying)

Crain's Detroit Business

A recent study of property assessments for single-family homes in Detroit showed landlords tend to benefit from inconsistent assessments more than homeowners...

October 12, 2022

Regrid Launches Detroit Assessment Gauge to Help Detroit Property Owners Evaluate Assessments and Property Taxes

PR Newswire

Regrid, a leading provider of national land parcel data with more than 154 million US property boundaries and underlying assessment data covering 99% of the US population, released today the Detroit Assessment Gauge, which can be found here: https://regrid.com/reports/detroit-assessment-gauge

October 12, 2022

More than 1 million US properties to be swallowed by the sea by 2100, report reveals

Interesting Engineering

It highlights the financial impact of climate change.

September 12, 2022

Rising Seas Are Going to Create a Huge Property Tax Headache for Coastal Communities

TIME

As properties disappear, so will the property taxes they generate. That lost revenue could impact school districts and municipal services.

September 9, 2022

Analysis: Rising seas threaten tax bases as private property falls below tidelines

Cision PR Newswire

New analysis from Climate Central quantifies the risk of sea level rise to the tax bases of hundreds of coastal counties across 24 states and Washington, D.C. as more land falls beneath the tideline.

September 8, 2022

How to research a Detroit landlord — and spot red flags before you sign a lease

Outlier Media

Having information about your rental home can prevent you from signing a bad lease and protect you from an eviction.

September 7, 2022

As the threat of tax foreclosure recedes, what comes next for Detroit homeowners?

Outlier Media

Many other issues still need to be addressed — including home repair and probate prevention...

August 31, 2022

Michigan’s new foreclosure claims law is pricing out housing programs

Crain's Detroit Business

The city of Oak Park typically uses its right of first refusal to take all homes that are foreclosed on in the city out of the foreclosure auction. This year, after intent to claim forms were filed on all three, city leaders determined they could only afford to buy two of them. The future of the program is now in doubt.

August 25, 2022

Stakes are high for Detroit renters living in foreclosed homes as auction nears

Detroit Free Press

About 1,000 non-owner-occupied homes in Detroit, including rental properties, went into tax foreclosure this year — a big uptick from right before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

August 23, 2022

How Detroit homeowners may finally rid themselves of tax foreclosure

Outlier Media

Effective programs have greatly reduced tax delinquency — the true measure of housing stability.

August 17, 2022

At Invitation Homes, unpermitted work leaves leaky plumbing, faulty repairs, renters say

The Washington Post

One of the nation’s largest corporate landlords, the company rapidly bought and renovated thousands of properties, often without required permits.

July 12, 2022

Regrid™ Announces Esri-compatible Feature Service

PRNewswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States — today formally announces an Esri-compatible Feature Service that delivers their Nationwide Parcel Data straight into Esri environments for enterprises centered on Esri technologies.

June 29, 2022

Regrid™ Announces Esri-compatible Feature Service

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June 29, 2022

An Epidemic of Blight Collides With a Pandemic

Strong Towns

One of the most important streets in Detroit, to me, used to be the block of Hazelridge Street between Celestine and MacCrary.

June 28, 2022

Property owners have chance to profit from foreclosures in Michigan

Crain's Detroit

A summer 2020 state Supreme Court decision that allows people whose home are taken through tax foreclosure to claim the proceeds of their sales could see it first major implementation this year, following a year of muted foreclosure action.

June 2, 2022

Detroit program helps people living in foreclosed homes buy them for back taxes: 'It has been a blessing like no other'

Crain's Detroit

Howtoria Whitehead was living with her mother in 2018 when she saw a house for sale on Craigslist for $1,500.

May 19, 2022

Tax delinquency in Detroit is falling. Are new policies actually working?

Outlier Media

Why this property data researcher thinks tax foreclosure prevention programs have finally succeeded...

April 27, 2022

Detroit City Council wants Wayne Co. property tax moratorium extended through 2022

The Detroit News

The Detroit City Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday asking the Wayne County Treasurer's Office to extend the expiring moratorium on property tax foreclosures through the remainder of the year.

March 29, 2022

Opinion: Wayne County treasurer needs to act fast, stop 4,000+ tax foreclosures

Detroit Free Press

A disaster is headed for Wayne County, but Eric Sabree can stop it.

March 13, 2022

Giraffe Launches Site Search Powered by Regrid

Newswire

Giraffe, a cloud-based early stage planning platform for real estate development and urban planning, announced Site Search, a new app powered by a new partnership with Regrid.

February 28, 2022

Regrid™ Announce NPO Support Program, Data with Purpose

PR Newswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States — today formally announced their nonprofit organization (NPO) and academia support program, "Data with Purpose."

February 16, 2022

Global Top 100 Geospatial Companies – 2022 Edition

Geoawesomeness

Regrid included in 2022 edition of the best geospatial companies across the planet.

January 31, 2022

Regrid™ Launches Nationwide Land Parcel Data + Matched Secondary Addresses

PR Newswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States — today announced the launch of its new enhanced location certainty product

January 19, 2022

Top Detroit Startups and Tech Companies to Watch in 2022

Purpose Jobs

Michigan is now the state with the highest growth in VC investment. Now many Detroit startups are on the fast track to growth. Whether it’s new funding, expansions or IPOs, it’s been an eventful year in Detroit startups. Next year is looking even better. Here are the top Detroit startups and tech companies to watch in 2022.

November 30, 2021

The Tech That Slumlords Hate

Bloomberg CityLab

Housing activists, officials and researchers are deploying new tools to empower tenants, spotlight negligent property owners and curb evictions in U.S. cities.

October 7, 2021

Regrid™ launches Nationwide Land Parcel Data + Matched Building Footprints

yahoo! finance

Regrid's new Parcels + Footprints product matches and pre-joins more than 156 million building footprint geometries to their nationwide parcel records (over 150 million parcels) and geometries, covering 99% of the American population.

September 29, 2021

Landgrid by Loveland Technologies is now Regrid

PRNewswire

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States — announces a rebrand from Landgrid by Loveland Technologies to...

July 21, 2021

Landgrid by Loveland Technologies is now Regrid

Yahoo Finance

Regrid — a leading provider of nationwide land parcel data in the United States — announces a rebrand from Landgrid by Loveland Technologies to Regrid as it continues to make land and location information more accessible, meaningful, and easier to work with. This is an identity consolidation and a company maturation move.

July 21, 2021

Landgrid by Loveland Technologies is now Regrid

AP News

July 21, 2021

Loveland joins the Placekey launch

Placekey

Loveland Technologies is excited to be part of the Placekey Initiative! We've provided nationwide parcel data to back the service. Learn how Placekey will be instrumental in promoting data sharing across industries. Loveland CEO Jerry Paffendorf will introduce our role in a live session today.

October 7, 2020

Sahana Murthy on GeoHipster

GeoHipster

Landgrid GM Sahana Murthy was interviewed for GeoHipster by Mike Dolbow on topics ranging from our extensive coverage and complex cleaning and acquisition process to her vow to travel to every state in India.

February 24, 2020

TREC lays out roadmap to fight blight in Dallas

Dallas Business Journal

The plan was developed after an extensive data collection push that included documenting housing and demographic trends, public and private investment activity, and affordability.

January 29, 2020

Health Fund boosts WSU health initiative with $500,000 grant

Today@Wayne

The Michigan Health Endowment Fund awarded $500,000 to a major new health initiative at Wayne State University partnering with organizations including Loveland Technologies that has the potential to reshape how we think about health interventions in southeast Michigan.

December 2, 2019

Cleveland re-surveys east side neighborhoods to track change over time

Cleveland Plain Dealer

There’s no question that over the last three years, the combination of the city of Cleveland and the Cuyahoga Land Bank working together, and independently, have removed a lot of the most-distressed structures,” said Frank Ford. “So there definitely has been this movement to remove this blight that is undermining the housing market. To me, that suggests the housing market is becoming a healthier housing market on the East Side of Cleveland, and that is going to lead to less abandonment.

March 31, 2019

FBI scrutinizes Sabree property dealings; family underpaid taxes

Detroit News

"There has been a loss of trust for a long time," Paffendorf said. "There is not a consistent policy on why properties are foreclosed or not. ... I hope this is a gateway to a wider investigation that (the county isn't) following the law."

March 15, 2019

Talking Headways Podcast: Mapping the Land

Streetsblog

This week, we chat with Jerry Paffendorf, co-founder and CEO of Loveland Technologies, about how the company collects parcel data from all over the country, how parcels were measured historically, and how they can be used to create better transparency in cities.

February 21, 2019

Press Release: Loveland Technologies releases landgrid.com for nationwide land parcel data

Loveland Technologies

The way our America is subdivided, owned, taxed, and used is of critical importance to the health and development of our communities, yet this underlying land grid has largely remained inaccessible. Enter landgrid.com. Loveland Technologies — a property mapping and data company headquartered in Detroit, Michigan — has spent years gathering and organizing a nationwide dataset of 140 million land parcel shapes and records that cover 95% of US residents. Now this information is available for public use alongside affordable tools to work with and add to it.

January 29, 2019

Remaining blighted homes in Pontiac expected to be razed by December 2019

Crain’s Detroit Business

Of Pontiac's 916 blighted homes, only 99 remain, Bill Pulte says Removal effort started in 2014 A survey of Pontiac's 25,000 parcels using technology from Detroit-based Loveland Technologies LLC was completed in 2014.

November 2, 2018

Change the way of thinking about land

WIRED Japan

A social experiment that collectively purchases land seized by Detroit has transformed into a mapping enterprise and is growing as a social enterprise. I visited Loveland Technologies with a potential to change my mindset on land.

October 29, 2018

TREC: Neighborhoods Want A Say In How Development Happens

Bisnow

The 12-month process will begin with intensive data collection by Loveland Technologies, which will call upon local volunteers and paid community help to assist. Loveland is a technology mapping company that will capture detailed data on the three neighborhoods. It will end with a final plan for development that preserves the distinctive history and culture of each neighborhood, two of which have been identified as opportunity zones (West Dallas and The Bottom), eligible for federal tax incentives to drive private investment.

October 24, 2018

Q&A with LOVELAND Technologies' Jerry Paffendorf

LISC.org

LISC: How do you go about partnering with local community leaders in other cities? Jerry: Generally, there are two ways to work with our team and use our software. One easy way is to subscribe, either as an individual, team, or organization, to use our tools. Prices vary depending on the level of engagement, including an unlimited package that lets you create as many accounts as you want inside of your city or county. It’s like Oprah but with LOVELAND accounts instead of cars. You get a map! You get a map! You get a map!

October 4, 2018

Creating homes, curing blight

Soapbox

The initial phase of 100% Housing was confirming the estimate of vacant properties and assessing the condition of vacancies across Hamilton County. A partnership with Loveland Technologies, a Detroit-based firm that uses data and mapping to arm communities to fight blight provided the platform to collect the data. “Cincinnati could become a national model for such a broad-based partnership, and Loveland is excited to see what the future brings,” says Nick Downer, Loveland’s Ohio project manager.

September 18, 2018

Detroit battles tax penalties that create city of renters

The Christian Science Monitor

“The situation has improved, but not in the ways it’s being communicated entirely,” says Jerry Paffendorf, co-founder of Detroit-based Loveland Technologies, which sells professional mapping services to municipalities. Mr. Paffendorf has studied the foreclosure crisis issue closely for years. “Wayne County has codified into its budget needing all this delinquent tax money,” points out Paffendorf. “It creates this horrible catch-22. If you need that money, how in any sense is it right and fair to collect it by pushing people out of their homes?”

August 31, 2018

Hunger by the numbers: Forgotten Harvest takes a new data-driven approach

Crain’s Detroit Business

Forgotten Harvest worked with Data Driven Detroit to identify the flow of food going out to the community from all sources so it could see under-served areas. And Loveland Technologies adapted its system for updating vacant property information to help Forgotten Harvest identify where people seeking food come from to help the nonprofit understand where it needs to start concentrating volumes of food.

August 19, 2018

Detroit real estate game creates chaos in neighborhoods

Detroit Free Press

As of July, there were 3,959 structures and lots on the county's foreclosure list — a list that if nothing changes over this month, will be indicative of what is up for grabs in the 2018 Wayne County Tax Auction, which starts next month. The county did not provide occupancy stats in its list, but Loveland Technologies did an analysis and found 1,866 unoccupied structures, 1,405 occupied structures, 419 vacant lots and 269 unknowns.

August 17, 2018

GMAR Hosts 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Fair Housing Act

Pride Source

During the year-long commemoration, the NAR said it will examine community fair housing issues and advocate for changes to the FHA to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Harris was joined by Margaret Brown of the Fair Housing Center of Metropolitan Detroit; Stephanie White, executive director of Equality Michigan; Jerry Pattendorf of Loveland Technologies; and Michelle Oberholtzer of the United Community Housing Coalition.

May 1, 2018

Architecture vs. Climate Change: An expert panel, led by ARCHITECT’s Ned Cramer, speaks on combating climate change with design.

hive

In this subsequent video, Cramer challenged his panel of William McDonough, co-author, Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things; Adrian Foley, COO, Brookfield Residential Group, California; Serene Al-Momen, co-founder and CEO, Senseware.co; and Jerry Paffendorf, co-founder and CEO, Loveland Technologies, to explore where innovation fits into action that can transform how the built environment is designed to work.

February 20, 2018

Charter school: DPSCD clings to closed loophole to block it from purchasing abandoned elementary school

Michigan Watchdog

Detroit’s public school district has been struggling for years with nearly 200 schools being closed between 2000 and 2015, according to a 2017 report by LOVELAND Technologies - a Detroit-based company compiling a public database of every property in the country.

January 31, 2018

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