Start with the city
Each Small City branch is grounded in the local community — its parcels, zoning framework, development standards and site constraints.
SmallPark.City is the Park City branch of Small City — a housing opportunity platform built to identify overlooked places where additional housing may already be possible.
Traditional development often starts with a project and then looks for land. Small City works in the other direction: begin with a real parcel, understand the rules and constraints, identify the usable opportunity, and then connect that opportunity to housing that may fit.
That can mean an oversized lot, a deep backyard, a narrow or overlooked parcel, an ADU opportunity, a replacement-home scenario, or another small-scale infill possibility.
Each Small City branch is grounded in the local community — its parcels, zoning framework, development standards and site constraints.
The Property Explorer brings parcel information, lot geometry, zoning and visible constraints together in one homeowner-friendly first pass.
Appropriately scaled housing models help turn an abstract land opportunity into something a homeowner, buyer or professional can visualize and compare.
Small City is designed around a simple premise: communities already contain land that may be capable of supporting more housing, but those opportunities can be difficult for ordinary property owners to recognize.
By bringing the first layer of parcel, zoning, site and housing information together, SmallPark.City helps make those possibilities visible before someone commits to expensive design or development work.
Understand whether unused yard or lot area may deserve a closer housing review.
Recognize properties whose land may carry additional housing potential.
Use a common first-pass picture of parcel conditions before deeper due diligence.
See how small-scale infill can emerge from land already inside the city.
SmallPark.City is an opportunity-screening and planning-information platform. It does not issue zoning determinations, permits, surveys, engineering opinions, appraisals or design approvals.
When a property looks promising, the next step is verification with Park City and the appropriate qualified professionals. Our Park City Zoning & Rules page provides the local departments and contacts to help with that process.
Enter a Park City address and begin with the land that already exists.