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LandLogic

Name: LandLogic
Address: 5255 Yonge Street Suite 900, North York, ON, M2N6P4, CA
Telephone: +12265057758

Smart land data. Smarter decisions.

AI insights for land + property

We unify complex land data into one powerful platform, giving planners, developers and investors the tools to move faster.
850+ data layers: zoning, valuation and more.

🌐 landlogic.ai

08/31/2026

LandLogic is excited to be working with Evergreen through the Evergreen Brick Works Technology Development Site, part of the Ontario Centre of Innovation’s Critical Industrial Technologies initiative.

Evergreen Brick Works has become a real-world testing ground for new approaches to city building: bringing together public space, industry, innovation and community in one of Toronto’s most distinctive urban environments.

Over three months, LandLogic will test and refine its AI-powered property intelligence capabilities with professionals across housing, construction, development and the public sector.

For us, the opportunity is to bring property intelligence into that environment, gather practical feedback and strengthen the infrastructure underneath land and development decisions.

Because better property intelligence can lead to better land decisions, and better land decisions can help build better cities.

👉 Read the full story: https://hubs.la/Q04vycTV0

08/25/2026

Housing progress is slowed down long before a shovel hits the ground. The real bottleneck is understanding what can be built, where, and under which rules.

In his interview with SMB AI Magazine, LandLogic CEO and Co-Founder Arash Shahi discusses how AI can connect zoning, planning, and property data that often sits across separate systems and turn it into useful intelligence earlier in the development process.

He also explores what AI-enabled permitting could look like in practice: identifying constraints before submission, improving application quality, reducing repetitive administrative work, and giving applicants and municipalities a more complete picture of a project earlier.

The conversation goes beyond individual tools to a bigger question: how can Ontario move from disconnected systems and isolated AI pilots toward shared digital infrastructure that can support housing delivery at scale?

Thanks to SMB AI Magazine and SK Uddin for the opportunity to dig into how AI can improve land, permitting, and housing decisions.

👉 Read Arash’s full interview: https://hubs.la/Q04vcr3L0

08/13/2026

Adding a new municipality to a property intelligence platform is much harder than it looks.

We've just expanded LandLogic into another group of Ontario municipalities, including Caledon, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Uxbridge, Port Colborne, and Tillsonburg.

But adding new cities isn't really the story. Behind every new location is a significant amount of work to discover, standardize, and maintain fragmented zoning, planning, and property data.

That's why we don't expand simply to make our coverage map bigger.

At LandLogic, our expansion roadmap is driven by where our enterprise customers need to work next. Every new municipality solves a real business need while strengthening the platform for everyone who uses it.

In our latest blog, we explore the hidden challenge of scaling property intelligence—and why customer-led growth is one of the most important decisions a platform can make.

👉 Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q04sPXWx0

08/07/2026

Lights. Cameras. Great conversations.

Yesterday, Arash Shahi and Heather Stokes from LandLogic joined Built in: Waterloo, a Rogers TV spot hosted by Danielle Joworski that celebrates the founders, innovators, and builders shaping Waterloo Region's technology ecosystem. The series focuses on authentic, unscripted conversations that showcase the people behind Canada's next generation of companies.

It was a pleasure spending the afternoon at the Rogers TV studio in Kitchener sharing LandLogic's story about how we're building the infrastructure for property intelligence, and how connected zoning, planning, and property data can help simplify development for property owners and accelerate housing for Canada.

A huge thank you to Danielle Joworski for creating such a thoughtful platform for founders and to Rogers tv for producing the series. We can't wait to watch the episode when it airs this September. 🎥

08/05/2026

Building a home in 2036 should look nothing like it does today.

Today, projects begin with weeks of research across disconnected systems, regulations, and records. But what if every property had one trusted digital identity, giving homeowners, builders, and municipalities the same foundation for every decision?

In LandLogic’s latest article for RESCON’s Residential Builder, we explore a vision where verified property records help people understand what can be built, identify requirements before design begins, reduce incomplete applications, and carry permits, inspections, and renovations forward throughout a building’s life.

👉 Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q04rT5sx0

07/09/2026

What happens when one of Canada's most digitized permitting jurisdictions still has some of its longest approval timelines?

That's the question explored in the Ontario chapter of Digital Transformation of Building Permitting, a new open-access academic research publication from Taylor & Francis.

Members of the LandLogic team, Arash Shahi and Saeid Emamgholian, were pleased to contribute to a research chapter led by York Unversity's Mark Whitell and Dr. Mojgan Jadidi.

The chapter examines the current state of digital permitting in Ontario, why digital progress hasn't translated into faster approvals, and what it will take to build a more connected permitting ecosystem.

A special thank you to Dr. Judith Fauth for leading this important publication and for bringing together an incredible international community of researchers and practitioners advancing the future of digital building permitting.

👉 Read the open-access chapter: https://hubs.la/Q04nZBf40

06/29/2026

For decades, Ontario has approached permitting municipality by municipality, system by system.

The result? Hundreds of disconnected processes, duplicated technology investments, and an approvals experience that slows housing delivery for everyone.

That's why we're excited to welcome RESCON to the AI for Housing Coalition, joining One Ontario, LandLogic, and York University's Regulatory Compliance Intelligence Lab behind a shared vision: a province-wide, AI-enabled permitting platform built on shared infrastructure—not more fragmented systems.

This isn't just another tech announcement.

It's a signal that builders, technology leaders, researchers, and non-profit organizations are aligning around a common goal: modernizing development approvals so Ontario can build more housing, faster.

But this coalition is only the beginning. Now we need municipalities, provincial and federal governments, regulators, conservation authorities, and industry partners to help shape what comes next.

If we're serious about solving Ontario's housing challenge, we need to stop digitizing fragmentation and start building shared infrastructure.

The future of permitting won't be built by one organization. It will be built together.

Read the full story in RESCON's latest Residential Builder newsletter.

👉 Full announcement: https://hubs.la/Q04mZlJz0

06/18/2026

What is it actually like to be mentored by Google experts for 10 straight weeks?

Earlier this year, LandLogic was selected as one of 14 AI startups across Canada to join the Google for Startups Accelerator. We entered the program with a broad vision for land-use intelligence. We left with a sharper product, a stronger technical foundation, and a clearer understanding of the problem we needed to solve.

The experience was intense: Daily workshops, technical reviews, founder training, product sessions, and countless conversations that challenged our assumptions and pushed us to think differently about our product, our users, and our future.

The program helped us narrow our focus to one of Ontario's most pressing pain points and build something people can use today. We went from concept to working product in 10 weeks!

As Iran Karimian put it: "The LandLogic team stood out throughout the Google for Startups Accelerator program for their focus, technical depth, and drive... Their ability to absorb technical feedback, move quickly, and execute with clarity was impressive."

And from this success, Parcella is now being integrated into a much larger platform for province-wide AI-permitting, lead by One Ontario.

👉 Read about what we learned from the program: https://hubs.la/Q04lLy9q0

We're incredibly grateful to Google for Startups and Google for Developers for their continued support, mentorship, advocacy, and belief in Canadian startups. And we're excited to continue building together!

06/15/2026

Today we're announcing that LandLogic has joined One Ontario as its first technology partner in building a province-wide AI-enabled permitting platform.

Government has invested heavily in housing acceleration, permitting reform, and municipal modernization. But it is no secret that approvals remain fragmented across hundreds of disconnected systems, processes, and datasets. We believe the next chapter of permitting modernization requires shared infrastructure.

Through One Ontario, we're helping build a platform powered by province-wide standardized zoning, planning, and property data. The goal is simple: a single dashboard solution to make approvals faster, more transparent, and easier to navigate for applicants, municipalities, and approval agencies alike.

This isn't just about digitizing forms. It's about building the intelligence infrastructure required to support the future of AI-enabled feasibility checks, compliance checks, submission and tracking.

👉 Read the full announcement: https://hubs.la/Q04lrHWR0

06/03/2026

Ontario’s permitting problem is not a technology issue. It is an infrastructure issue.

In this month's RESCON’s Residential Builder newsletter, LandLogic shares why fragmented e-permitting systems are slowing Ontario down, and what it will take to build a better model.

We are watching municipality after municipality develop e-permitting solutions with separate portals, workflows, forms, and datasets. That fragmentation makes approvals harder for applicants, harder for staff, and harder to scale.

With Canada’s depth of technology and AI expertise, we can do better.

LandLogic is building the solution: one centralized, AI-enabled permitting platform powered by shared infrastructure and standardized zoning, planning, and property data.

The technology exists. We have partners on board. It’s time to build it once and build it right.

Read the full story: https://hubs.la/Q04jSy9n0

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