Eye-level outlook by floor
Stand on any recorded floor and look around, with the sun placed by date and time of day.
Loading the property
Included with a subscription A range, explained.
Your property, in perspective
Property reference
Records as of
The property, in perspective
Sea view
Line of sight to the coast, assessed per floor band. Experimental, and always labelled as such.
At a glance
- Built area
- Whole building
- Plot size
- Year built
- Recorded building
- Dwellings
- Across the building
These figures describe the whole building and parcel. They are not the size or features of an individual apartment.
The value / an explained range
What could it be worth?
An explained range, grounded in the available local evidence.
A range, explained.
Not a number to argue with.
Subscribers see the low and high of the range, the central value, the price per square metre and what moves it: floor area, plot, year built, potential sea view, coastal easement, the neighbourhood's price level. Comparables come from this neighbourhood, not a radius.
Clavy explains asking prices with public records and observed listings. It is not an appraisal for any regulated purpose.
The record / building and land
The property record
Building and land details from public records, as of the date at the top of the page.
The building
- Year built
- Condition
- Use
- Dwellings
- Building units
- Total floor area
- Gross area · whole building
- Building footprint
- Floors above ground
- Floors below ground
- Pools
The land
- Recorded plot area
- Measured area
- Measured from the boundary
- Separate pieces
- Recorded zone
The address
- Street
- Numbers
- Postal code
- Recorded entrances
These are whole-building records. They do not establish an individual apartment's floor, door, ownership share or detailed areas. Unit details are shown in the report when the reference identifies a unit.
The checks / what can be verified
Things to verify
What the records already tell us, and what still needs a closer look.
Already in the records
Building & parcel level- Building outline
- Recorded floors
- Pool outlines
Land and environment
Views and terrain
Potential visibility is assessed for a building or floor band, not an individual apartment's windows. These checks are experimental until validated.
- Sea view
- First line
- Mountain view
- Golf view
Terrain aspect, when available, describes the slope of the ground, not the apartment's orientation.
Legal and ownership
“Not assessable” means we do not have the evidence needed to complete a check. It does not mean there is no risk.
- Present
- Checked, not present
- Not assessable