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The Lot That's Big Enough But Still Can't Be Split in Marietta
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The Lot That's Big Enough But Still Can't Be Split in Marietta

Marietta's R-1 caps density at 1 unit/acre and requires 1,800 sqft minimum floor area — a lot that looks splittable often isn't once both numbers apply.

IQLand Team
1 min readAug 13, 2026
What a Zoning District's Name Is Actually Telling You
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What a Zoning District's Name Is Actually Telling You

Canton, GA's R-40 and R-20 districts allow more than double the density difference — even when the areas look similar from the street.

IQLand
2 min readAug 1, 2026
Two Districts, One City, Different Density
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Two Districts, One City, Different Density

Two residential districts in Jenks, OK can allow nearly 25% more density than their neighbor — even when the streets look identical.

IQLand
2 min readAug 1, 2026