David Remland

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David Remland For the last 20+ years I have spent much of my time in the commercial real estate business on the brokerage and development side.

I am a commercial real estate professional, entrepreneur, and marketing innovator with more than 35 years of experience specializing in retail, office, and land transactions throughout South Florida. My primary expertise has been marketing and I still continue to try and stay on the cutting edge. Today's marketing is concentrated on the internet and I continue to refine my SEO and website building skills to help maximize the sales and leasing of commercial real estate.

10/05/2026

Real custom mapping done by real estate people who understand the need for attention to detail. Home builders, developers, buyers, agents. www.vmapdata.ai

VMAP turns public geographic data into map layers you can actually use. Zoning color-coded, FEMA flood, traffic counts, ...
09/22/2026

VMAP turns public geographic data into map layers you can actually use. Zoning color-coded, FEMA flood, traffic counts, school boundaries, opportunity zones, political districts, evacuation zones — county by county, viewed live in your browser. No GIS license, no shapefile wrangling, no half-day of cleanup. Open the map and the county is already there.

Built for commercial brokers and developers, residential agents and appraisers, campaigns and consultants, and planners. Hundreds of counties across nine states and growing.

vmapdata.ai

08/22/2026

94 parks, preserves and golf courses in Manatee County.

Green space is the amenity buyers ask about and the one nobody has mapped in a single place — city parks, county preserves and private clubs all live in different systems.

All of it on one map: Preserve (34), Other (28), Park (20).

Free to view at vmapdata.ai

08/22/2026

Broward County: 514 traffic count stations, one download.

Traffic counts are a leading indicator nobody reads that way. A corridor that climbed two bands in three years is telling you where the rooftops went before the permit data does.

Every station in Broward County, banded from under 10,000 a day to 261,000 at the top.

Color-coded on a live map — click a station, read the count.

Free to view at vmapdata.ai

08/22/2026

Every school boundary in Pasco County — 75 of them.

School zone moves price. It is the first question on a family showing and the last thing that is easy to look up, because the district's map is its own website with its own search box.

Elementary, middle and high, each color-coded, on one map: Elementary (46), Middle (16), High (13).

Free to view at vmapdata.ai

08/21/2026

Every school boundary in Lee County — 37 of them.

School zone moves price. It is the first question on a family showing and the last thing that is easy to look up, because the district's map is its own website with its own search box.

Elementary, middle and high, each color-coded, in one Google Earth file: Elementary (15), High (12), Middle (10).

Base layers are free. vmapdata.ai

08/18/2026

Mecklenburg County traffic counts — mapped, not tabled.

The counts exist. They're in a DOT table keyed to station IDs, and matching a station ID to the intersection you actually care about is twenty minutes you bill to nobody.

1,107 stations placed on the map where they actually sit, color-coded by volume. Click one and the count, the road and the year come up.

Support the adjustment without the twenty minutes.

Base layers are free. vmapdata.ai

08/18/2026

Every FEMA flood zone in Collier County — 8,443 of them.

Flood zone decides insurance, financing and what you can build. FEMA publishes it, but reading it usually means a map viewer that fights you and a parcel-by-parcel lookup.

All of it in one Google Earth layer, colored by zone: AE (3,469), A (2,788), AH (1,983).

Base layers are free. vmapdata.ai

08/17/2026

Every traffic count in Harris County. One file.

If you sell, buy or value anything that depends on cars going past it — billboards, QSR pads, car washes, convenience — the annual average daily traffic is the whole argument.

4,421 stations mapped across the Houston metro, banded by volume so the heaviest corridors read at a glance. Peak segment: 309,526 vehicles a day.

Open it in Google Earth and the corridor tells you the story before you drive it.

Base layers are free. vmapdata.ai

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1800 Corporate Boulevard NW Ste 100
Boca Raton, FL
33432

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