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Model a project from unit mix to investor returns, test it against an architect-verified zoning by-law database, and walk into the lender meeting with the binder already built.
Rush the due diligence and you miss the one by-law line that caps the project. Take your time and the other buyer closes. Either way, the offer gets made on a napkin number and the asking price.
The price you can pay depends on what you can build. Most offers anchor to asking instead.
“Zoned multifamily” is a broker sentence. Height, setbacks, parking or density: one of them is the ceiling.
A napkin number can’t say whether the deal carries its debt, or which assumption breaks it.
A lender wants their tests run before you waive conditions. Your spreadsheet alone won’t get you there.
FeasibL™ answers all four in an afternoon, for $500 a lot. Run every site you're serious about, not just the one you already committed to.
Drop in the address and your lot is ready to work on: property lines, zoning requirements and the buildings around it, imported for you.
Pick the uses you want to develop and model the buildings. FeasibL™ sizes them as you go and checks every change against the zoning by-law, live.
Turn your massing into renderings with frontier AI image models, ready to put in front of partners, lenders and the city.
Set your financing, choose whether you hold and lease or build and sell, and enter your revenue and cost assumptions. FeasibL™ scores the project against the tests a lender applies.
Export a lender-friendly feasibility report with IRR, return on investment, equity multiple, NOI and multi-year cash flow: what your lender and investors ask to see.
Nine pages, from zoning compliance to the partnership split, exported from the same project.









Run the full investment analysis before you commission a study or make an offer, then export projections ready for the capital stack conversation.
The Financing tab sizes a conventional construction loan and CMHC financing side by side, then tells you which one leads. CMHC terms follow the program CMHC is running, and the model is updated when they change.
| Conventional | CMHC | |
|---|---|---|
| Loan amount | $6.24M | $9.12M |
| Equity required | $3.36M | $0.48M |
| Annual debt service | $460K | $440K |
| DSCR | 1.30× | 1.36× |
| Tier | Points | Max LTC | Amortization |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 3 | None | 90% | 45 yr |
| Tier 2 | 47+ | 95% | 50 yr |
| Tier 1 | 65+ | 100% | 50 yr |
Turn your zoning-compliant massing into photoreal concepts for the investor deck, the lender package and the community hearing, so the room sees a building instead of an empty lot.

MassingRenderDrag to compareRun massing options, test setback rules, generate parking layouts and tie it all to the proforma. A deterministic zoning engine does the checking.
Winnipeg's setbacks, parking standards, overlays and use rules are encoded and verified by a registered architect against the actual by-law. It is a screening tool: confirm final figures with the authority having jurisdiction.
Not in Winnipeg? The financial model runs on whatever numbers you give it: financing, cash flow and returns.
Projects start with a Winnipeg address, where the parcel lookup and the architect-verified by-law database are live. Anywhere else in Canada, the financial model runs on the numbers you give it.
One site, unlocked permanently, zoning through to the lender binder. A slow year costs you nothing and there is no renewal to forget.
Checking a parcel is free and needs no account.
Projects bought in advance wait on your account until a site comes up and stay good for a year.
Yes. A project is private to you and your workspace, under database rules. We never sell or share your deal data.
A registered architect encodes and verifies the by-law database. Treat results as screening and confirm with the city before you commit.
Within 30 days, any project you have not started is refunded at the price you paid. A started project is yours permanently.
Check the parcel for free. Unlock the full model, massing, renders and lender binder when the site is worth it.
FeasibL™ is a self-serve real estate feasibility platform published by Dark Horse Matrix Inc. Built for Winnipeg today, with more Canadian cities on the way. © 2026 Dark Horse Matrix Inc.
