How to Source and Track Off-Market Garage Blocks
Learn how to systematically find privately owned garage blocks using LandWorth, PropertyData, and Google Maps, and log your findings in a tracking spreadsheet.
This guide explains how to identify blocks of garages, verify their ownership, and compile essential data for potential acquisition. You will use LandWorth to scout locations, PropertyData to check ownership details, Google Maps for coordinates and visual inspections, and Google Sheets to log your leads.
Scout Locations in LandWorth
Start by configuring your map to easily spot garage rows and blocks.





Systematically scan the edges of the city, moving inwards. Look for distinct rows or clusters of small rectangular structures that indicate a block of garages.

Analyze the Site in PropertyData
Once you have a postcode, check the title boundaries, ownership type, and unit count.



Log the Lead in Your Tracker
Transfer the data you've gathered so far into your tracking spreadsheet.


Extract Coordinates and Inspect via Street View
Google Maps provides exact coordinates and visual clues about potential management companies.


Next, perform a visual inspection of the site.



Continue Scanning

Repeat this process systematically, area by area, until you have mapped all viable garage blocks in the target city.