Nationwide Project monitoring for landowner-side counsel

See which parcels a proposed route could affect before final approval.

Allodial joins public route records to county Parcels, recorded owners, and title evidence. One counsel-ready model of every tracked Project.

Verified read

Project records
553
State records
48
County records
1,523
Condemnor records
270

Why earlier visibility matters

Allodial brings Project-level visibility to landowner-side eminent-domain counsel earlier.

Condemnors plan the Project as a system.

They work from the alignment, affected tracts, title and appraisal files, and an owner-contact plan — before anyone is called.

Landowner-side counsel see that same Project one owner at a time, after outreach or an offer.

Allodial gives counsel the Project-level view earlier.

96%+

of Parcels in the working scenario are not modeled as represented.

Reference Project 500 affected Parcels
≈19 modeled represented ≈481 not represented in model 1 cell ≈ 5 Parcels

Working capacity model: 500 affected Parcels and current close-rate assumptions. This is a capacity thesis, not an observed national representation rate.

01 The information gap

The condemning authority sees the whole taking. Most firms see the first caller.

By the first owner call, the route, tract list, title work, and acquisition plan may already exist. Allodial helps counsel see that Project earlier.

The preparation window

Public route records can expose the Project sooner than the first owner call.

  1. 01Route appearsDocket, plan, or final order
  2. 02Tracts preparedParcel, title, appraisal
  3. 03Owner contactedOffer or ROW outreach
  4. 04Counsel calledConventional intake begins

The condemnor’s track

Project originator · holds every stage from 01

  1. Working alignmentProject-wide
  2. Affected tractsOrganized as a set
  3. Valuation workPrepared internally
  4. Acquisition planOutreach sequenced
  5. Project context heldAlready in motion

The firm’s two routes

Same Project, same five stages — the difference is where the firm enters

Conventional intake enters at stage 05

  1. Outside the viewNo matter yet
  2. No Project listParcels stay disconnected
  3. No shared fileAuthority works upstream
  4. Authority moves firstOwner contact begins
  5. Enters hereOne caller appearsOne Parcel defines the view

With Allodial enters at stage 01

  1. Enters hereRoute monitoredPublic signal captured
  2. Available Parcels joinedProject set takes shape
  3. Public context attachedNo valuation opinion implied
  4. Project visibleBefore the first intake call
  5. Matter starts in contextOne owner within the whole

Research anchors MnDOT describes 18–24 months from final limits to possession; one Grain Belt sample letter followed CCN approval by ≈14 months. Illustrative—not a national clock.

Project corridor model

One route. The identified Parcel set. Before the first intake call.

Choose a Project preset to inspect how route and Parcel intelligence changes before counsel opens a matter.

1 / 3 Project presets

Interactive schematic. Drag to orbit the route and choose a Project preset above.

Project 57115 selected.

Actual Project data

57115 uses an anchored digitization of CPS Energy’s published Route Y Modified map and 494 Bexar CAD footprints. Presets 59475 and 55728 demonstrate model states; their viewport geometry is illustrative. Terrain, towers, and take geometry are not survey-grade.

02 National Project coverage

The model is built. 553 Projects are in it today.

Gold marks county records that resolve to U.S. geography. Stronger gold means more Projects named to that state. It reflects what has been recorded, not demand, case value, or a forecast.

Verified model read · August 4, 2026. State intensity counts Project records named to that state; county marks are plotted records.
United States map shading states by the number of Allodial Project records, with plotted county records in gold.
County record plotted More Projects named to state
1,495 county records match canonical U.S. county geography; 1,469 unique county shapes are plotted. State intensity uses 533 Project records with named-state metadata. Nothing unlocated is inferred onto the map.

One connected model, not a stack of lists.

Every object links back to the Project it belongs to. Hover a cluster to read its live count.

Objects
32,202
Links
36,021
Confirmed facts
134,687
The market model · live store read · 2026.08.06553 Projects · 36,021 links

The spine is the product. A condemnor originates a Project; the Project files a route; the route crosses Parcels; Parcels resolve to owners. Everything else in the store hangs off that chain, and every count on this panel is a verified read of the live model.

03 What buying one Project looks like

Reserve the Project. Unlock the Parcels. Operate the Window.

Three moves take one Project from the open board to a working exclusivity. Every amount on the path is a fixed dollar figure, posted before it is charged.

Reserve · 01

Find a Project in its Golden Window and hold it.

The board flags Projects sitting between public route record and first owner contact. Open one, read the set and what closing it is worth, and reserve it — the Project is protected at its reserve price while we post the fixed unlock quote.

Allodial / Market · window filter on1 of 553 tracked Projects
Golden Window 345 kV TexasTX

Howard Road – San Miguel

Project 57115 · Bexar County, TX · route approved 07.29 · owner contact not observed

494 Parcels in the
affected set
  • Recorded owner names412
  • Filed route miles49.06
  • Firms mapped in Bexar County10 competing
  • Route statusApproved · source-linked
Unlock quote · sample$50,000fixed · paid once · the signed schedule controls Reserve

Reserving holds the named Project at its reserve price while we review it and post the Project-specific fixed unlock quote.

The Golden Window · route on record, owners not yet contacted

  1. 01Route appears
  2. 02Tracts prepared
  3. 03Owner contacted
  4. 04Counsel called

What you make on this Project

Close 19 of 494 Parcels you make ≈$1.71M

Case-model average ≈$90K net fee per represented Parcel — contingency, entirely your firm’s. You pay us $190,000 (19 × the $10,000 sample posted Parcel Price), and nothing else.

After the unlockThe whole set opens in your workspace →
Unlock · 02

Pay one posted fee. The set opens — to you alone.

The unlock is a single fixed amount defined by the Project. The moment it clears, we stop licensing this workspace to any other firm for the signed term, and all 494 enriched Parcels are on your screen.

Whitfield & Rowe LLP · Project 57115 workspaceUnlocked · exclusive · term active
1firm holds this workspace
0other firms licensed during the term
$0 · $0 · 0%monthly · seats · of any legal fee

494 actual Bexar CAD footprints render here.

494 actual Bexar CAD footprints · Route Y Modified approved route affected Parcel listed record
Operate · 03

Cover the whole Project — your firm, plus the firms you admit.

Campaigns run against the owner set while the hub keeps score. Take the Parcels you want, refer the rest to participating firms on your own lawyer-to-lawyer terms, and watch representation land across the map. Every fee is contingency, uncapped, and entirely counsel’s.

Allodial / Hub · Project 57115 · representation mapIllustrative operating state

The set, worked · every square one Parcel

  • Your firm11 Parcels · engagements signed
  • Participating firms8 Parcels · referred on your terms
  • Monitored · result seen5 Parcels · representation observed and recorded
  • Open470 Parcels · campaigns still running
Our part

When an engagement is signed for a Parcel — by you or a firm you admit — its posted price ($10,000 sample) is charged once. Never a share of any fee, never moved by the award. The signed schedule controls.

04 The paper behind the journey

The two licenses, in writing.

Access is a monthly, non-exclusive subscription. Project Exclusivity is the journey above: one fixed Project Unlock plus the posted Parcel Price when representation begins.

License 01

Access

Fixed monthly · non-exclusive Any firm. Any state. The dataset as a tool.
  • Tracked Projects and public-stage monitoring
  • Mapped Parcels and recorded owners where available
  • Source context retained with the Project record
Request a private preview You pay us only the subscription. No payment is tied to a matter or result.

License 02

Project Exclusivity

One named Project · one fixed exclusive term We stop licensing that Project workspace to other firms during the signed term, subject to written carve-outs. The license holder may admit approved participating firms through its hub.
  1. 01

    Project Unlock The Project account pays us one fixed amount in the signed schedule. Paid once.

  2. 02

    Posted Parcel Price A fixed dollar amount for every Parcel, visible before representation.

  3. 03

    Representation trigger The Project account is charged once when the license holder—or a participating firm it admits—signs an engagement to represent that Parcel’s landowner on the named Project.

  4. 04

    Hub view The license holder sees each admitted firm, the Parcels it represents, and required reporting status. We use that same representation record to administer the posted Parcel Price.

Discuss one Project $0 monthly. $0 seats. We receive 0% of any legal fee. The signed schedule controls.