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Every key fact about the property, on one page.
Cadastral reference, exact location, surface area, year built, a red/amber count of every check we ran, and «main issues to resolve» — 3 to 6 concrete actions built from your own red and amber flags. The clear x-ray you start reading from, before going page by page into the detail.
When was it built? Reformed? Has it been occupied? Did the price drop? We build the story nobody else has.
We cross Cadastre records with every listing we've observed and every visit, call or negotiation reported by real people, and turn it into one timeline: built, reformed, listed, price changes, occupancy. The house's own story, not just a snapshot.
* Availability depends on what's been observed or reported for that specific property — the database grows with every listing and every visit added, every day.
The listing says one price. Its neighbours say another. And this is what it will actually cost you.
What's being asked nearby right now, what buyers actually paid according to official records, and every cost of buying and keeping the home — transfer tax, notary, community fee, property tax. One page, no surprises.
Buyers who didn't go in blind. They saw what was behind the photos before signing. Some went ahead. Others walked away.
"No affection" isn't an opinion. It's a checked fact, per risk.
River and coastal flooding, the official DANA 2024 flood footprint and the revised flood zone, radon, wildfires, seismic hazard — each with its own verdict, in plain language, on the exact parcel.
This one came with an active fire, flood risk and a river too close for comfort. All on the same map.
Every alert marked amber or red comes with the official aerial photo and the affected area drawn on top, right below the check that triggered it — in the same colours as the interactive viewer. Real case, real parcel — no abstractions.
The listing said "urban land." The official map says most of the parcel isn't developable. And a high-voltage line runs straight through it.
We cross your exact parcel boundary with the official Urban Information System and the national grid map — so you know what you can really build, and what's already running over your land.
This one had an energy plant 1.3 km away, a slaughterhouse 767 m away and a main road right on the parcel. Nobody was going to mention that during the viewing.
The surroundings-and-nuisances block measures industry, energy sites, roads and noise around your exact parcel — so you know what you're waking up to before you sign, not after.
The listing said 180 m². The Cadastre says 164 m². That's a difference you want to know about before you offer, not after.
Technical inspection status, energy certificate, age with a ballpark renovation cost, declared areas compared against the official record — plus what other visitors have reported seeing inside, clearly separated from what's confirmed.
What is actually around the home? See nearby schools, healthcare, transport and everyday essentials before the viewing.
The complete report adds a proximity radar and a named, address-level list of useful nearby amenities, with straight-line distance plus conservative walking and driving estimates. It also identifies the nearest hospital, public airport and rail station.
Every red and amber flag in your report becomes a recommendation you take to the viewing.
Not a generic question — a plan: ask the seller, check with the neighbours or the residents' association, confirm with the town hall, request a technical review, or check with your own insurer, depending on what each finding actually needs. Nothing here is invented; every line comes from something the report detected.
We zoom into your exact parcel. Four times.
From the wide area down to the plot boundary, on official aerial imagery — so you see exactly what's next door, not what the listing photos leave out.
We fly over your parcel. Then we go back to 1956 to show you what used to be there.
Official aerial imagery from the earliest historical flights to today, so you can see whether that warehouse, that road or that empty lot has always been there — or just showed up yesterday.
Sometimes the prettiest listing hides the most expensive problem
A photo doesn't show whether it floods, whether the land use allows what you want to do, or whether the price is really fair for the area. By the time you find out, you may already have paid the deposit.
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