Case study

The odds of a rezoning, counted.

How often a growing South Carolina town approves a rezoning, and how many past decisions that answer rests on.

Say you want land in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina rezoned to a district that allows more. The first question is simple: how often does the town say yes?

About 3 in 4. Roughly 75% of the rezonings the town decided were approved, counted over 66 past decisions from 2017 to 2026.

A number like that is only as good as the decisions behind it. A rate built on a handful of cases says little; this one rests on 66, which is enough to plan around.

For a particular request, the odds narrow: a change between two particular districts, or toward a particular use, can fare quite differently from the town's average, and Navius shows that too, with the number of decisions each figure rests on.

See the odds for your own request.

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