Public property report · Netherlands
Every home has
its own report.
All public property information from more than thirty sources, in one report. Year of construction, plot, energy label, zoning plan, climate and neighbourhood, with the key points about the home at the top.
Map and key figures free · no account needed · see the sample report
One-off per address, incl. VAT · no subscription
- official and open sources
- 30
- official and open sources
- sections per report
- 11
- sections per report
- names of residents or owners
- 0
- names of residents or owners
BAG/Cadastral map/3D BAG/EP-Online/Public notices/National monuments/BRO/Soil map/RIVM/Noise maps/Climate Impact Atlas/CBS
What's inside
One address. The full story.
Each report brings together public records that are normally scattered across dozens of government offices. Every section names its source.
- 01
Property
Use, floor area, year of construction and status according to the BAG (national buildings register).
- 02
Sales & WOZ
Whether the home is for sale, its previous sale prices from the Land Registry and WOZ values since 2015.
- 03
Energy
The registered energy label and energy performance.
- 04
Plot
Cadastral designation, size and boundaries of the plot.
- 05
Building & 3D
Height, roof shape, volume and shared walls from the 3D BAG.
- 06
Permits
Official public notices for the address, as a timeline.
- 07
Heritage
National and municipal listed building, protected townscape.
- 08
Environment
Noise, air quality, flooding, heat and land subsidence.
- 09
Subsurface
Soil type, cone penetration tests, boreholes and groundwater monitoring points.
- 10
Amenities
Distance to supermarket, GP, schools, station and motorway.
- 11
Neighbourhood
Population, housing stock and energy according to CBS (Statistics Netherlands).
Sample report · fictitious address
Browse a report.
Voorbeeldstraat 123 in Voorbeeldstad: a 1934 terraced house with all eleven sections, laid out exactly like a real report. The data are illustrative.
- Built
- 1934
- Floor area
- 118 m²
- Energy label
- C
What does it cost?
One address, fixed price. No subscription.
The map, site plan and key figures are free for every address. The full report with all eleven sections and the PDF report is unlocked for a single fixed price. Want to know what the home is worth as well? Choose the report with home value. Before you pay, you see exactly which data are available for your address.
See the sample report firstFull property report
€14.95
incl. 21% VAT (€2.59 VAT) · per address
- All eleven sections of the report
- PDF report to keep and share
- 1 month online access; download the PDF to keep it
- Pay with iDEAL or credit card
With home value€24.95
Current value estimate with comparable sales and the last sale price adjusted to today. Only available if a home value is available for the address.
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Know what you're reading.
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01
Official sources
Kadaster (Land Registry), CBS, RVO, RIVM, RCE, BRO and the official government notices; sales data and listings under a licence from Altum AI, WOZ values and home value via Matrixian. No scraping of property listing sites or the WOZ value portal.
02
No residents' names
The report is about the building, not the people who live in it. We never show names of owners, residents, buyers or sellers, or mortgages. Purchase prices only as they are public at the Land Registry.
03
A source for every fact
Each section lists its source, licence and retrieval time. If something is missing, we say so — we never fill in the gaps.