Real property transaction prices, not listing prices
You do not know what properties in your area actually sell for. This is a notary search with transaction statistics from the property price register, on a map and in numbers.
Industry: Real estate, agents, buyers
In short
- Over 47 thousand notaries in the base
- Over 3 million transactions
- 339 counties covered
- Real prices from the register, not from listings
About the project
Listing prices are sellers' wishes, not what a property actually changes hands for. Buyers and agents lack easy access to real transaction prices.
The challenge
Scattered data from the property price register had to become something an average person opens and understands: a map, numbers, specifics for their area.
Goals
- Show real transaction prices, not listing prices
- Cover the whole country, county by county
- Make it readable: map and charts
- Give an entry point through a notary search
Technical challenges
A lot of data, one map
Millions of transactions had to be shown on a map and charts while keeping the site fast and clear.
Real prices, not wishes
The source is prices from the transaction register, not listing portals, so the picture is closer to the truth.
Solution and implementation
Search by city or notary
You enter a location and see transaction statistics for the area, based on the real register.
A map and numbers instead of guesses
Data on a map and charts gives a picture of prices in the county, not a single listing.
Results
You know the real figure
Instead of guessing from listings, you rely on prices properties actually sold for.
Scale you will not find in listings
Over three million transactions from the register give a picture listing portals do not show.
Takeaways
Public data, but hard to use
The register exists but is scattered. Value appears when you turn it into a simple map and numbers.
Scope
- Notary search
- Transaction statistics
- Map and charts
- Registry data
Technologies
- Next.js
- Leaflet
- Recharts
- PostgreSQL
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from listing portals?
Portals show asking prices, sellers' wishes. Here you see prices properties actually sold for, from the transaction register.
Where does the data come from?
From transaction statistics in the property price register. It is data on real deals, not listings.
What area is covered?
The data covers 339 counties and over three million transactions across the country.
How do I check my area?
You enter a city or notary name and get transaction statistics for the area on a map and charts.
Is it free?
The search and basic statistics are available right away, with no account.