How we build this report

Every home on this site gets the same report, built the same way, from public data. Here is exactly what goes into it.

The verdict and the buyer score

The one-line verdict and the score out of 100 come from a fixed set of checks against public registers: flood mapping from the OPW, the Building Energy Rating, planning records, broadband coverage and the property's own size and price. Each check that finds something costs points according to how much it would cost you to put right or how much risk it carries. Checks we could not run cost nothing but cap the score, so a thin report can never read as a clean bill of health.

The price estimate

We take recent sold prices from the Property Price Register, adjust each to today's money with the CSO Residential Property Price Index, and weight them by how close and how recent they are. We blend that with a model trained on about 5,000 sales where we know the floor area, bedrooms, BER, type and area, and we correct for the condition read. The estimate is the blend. Our range is ±10% where we have 8 or more sales within 3 km (about half of sales land inside it) and ±20% elsewhere (about three in four). Tested on sales the model had never seen, about half land within 11% of the sale price and about three in four within 20%. Last trained August 2026. It never sees the survey. An estimate, not a valuation. Where there are too few comparable sales to stand over a range, we say so and show none.

The asking price is placed against that range with one rule: below the range, within it (and whether at the low or top end), or above it. Every mention of price on the page uses that same placement.

The condition read

An automated read of the exterior from Street View and satellite imagery, and an automated grade of the interior on a three-step scale. It can spot visible staining but cannot diagnose damp, wiring, plumbing or structure. A pre-purchase survey by a chartered building surveyor can, and every report says so.

The area

Flood risk from the OPW. Broadband from the National Broadband Plan map. Affluence from the Pobal Deprivation Index at small-area level. Schools from the Department of Education register (primary within 3 km, secondary within 5 km), GPs and pharmacies from the HSE within 3 km, and a walkability score for Dublin addresses only. Distances appear only where we can pin the address precisely. Recorded crime from the CSO by Garda division. Radon is mapped by the EPA on a 10 km grid, so each report links to the EPA map for the exact address. Where a source could not be checked for an address, the card says so rather than showing a zero.

What we are not

We are not selling any home shown here, we are nobody's adviser, and we have no part in any sale. Nothing on these pages is a valuation, a survey, or legal or financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.