Managing land assets is crucial. Thomas & Hutton utilizes Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to assist clients in the administration of their land and projects. We compile GIS databases from survey data, engineering data, planning data and various other sources. The GIS database can consist of information about: 
The Master Plan Residential lots (Sales, Construction Status, Builder, etc.) Product Matrix (which house products fit on each lot) Commercial parcels Roads Utilities Amenities (lagoons, trails, golf courses, etc.) Easements Buffers Permits Zoning Protected sites and assets Open spaces Undeveloped properties
Thomas & Hutton can design the GIS database to interface with other existing information systems such as client proprietary financial data. GIS is an effective tool for making knowledge-driven land management decisions.