3 layers · Water plan
Water rights brokerage, from sourcing to close
A complete owner database across 17 states, comparables for pricing, and a client-ready report in one click.
Water rights brokerage is a sourcing problem before it is a negotiation problem. Knowing which holders in a basin have rights that can actually transfer — and which have gone quiet or lapsed — is the whole edge, and it is buried in state filings.
Built for: Water rights brokers, land brokers with water exposure, and transaction advisors.
Why water rights brokerage goes wrong today
Brokerage runs on knowing who holds what before anyone else does. That knowledge has historically been relationship-bound and geographically narrow, which caps how many basins one broker can credibly cover.
What water rights brokerage has to answer
- Who owns water in this basin, and what else do they own?
- What have comparable rights in this seniority band and basin looked like?
- Which rights just changed status, and who should hear about it first?
- Can I hand a client something today that looks like it took a week?
The water rights brokerage workflow
- 1
Build the owner map
Search by owner, county or basin across every state in the footprint. Related-rights lookup expands a single holding into the owner's full position, which is the difference between one listing and a portfolio mandate.
- 2
Price against comparables
Filter to the same basin, beneficial use and priority-date band to assemble a comparable set, then layer supply context — gauges, storage, drought — so the pricing narrative holds up under a buyer's questions.
- 3
Watch for movement
Watchlist target rights and receive daily alerts on status and attribute changes. Being first to know a right went inactive is the entire job.
- 4
Deliver the report
Export a PDF with the right's details, its basin context and the supporting layers. Client-ready, sourced, and produced in the time a phone call takes.
The 3 layers this depends on
Each links to its source, refresh cadence and field list.
Capabilities water rights brokerage uses
Every capability is described in detail on the platform overview.
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