PropCheck
INDEPENDENT PROPERTY DUE DILIGENCE

Before you buy or invest, verify what actually matters

More than a home or an investment — shelter and security.

Homes, land and whole buildings — any range, luxury included. An objective report, every fact cited to its source — for anyone about to commit capital who wants certainty, not a promise.

Vera

Verify a property with Vera

Tell Vera, your virtual advisor, the address and she'll tell you its legal/zoning status and the real profile of the area -- no verdict, just facts, each one with its source.

Vera verifies addresses in the same cities as LocalCheck. The detail available (heritage protection, schools, affordable-housing quotas) varies by city.

How it works

1

Tell Vera which address you're interested in

Buying, renting or managing for someone else — it doesn't matter. Tell Vera the exact address and she takes it from there. Your property is never published anywhere.

2

She tells you what's really there, not what you want to hear

Zoning status, heritage protection, encumbrances, the real profile of the neighbourhood — every fact with its source. Never a "yes" or a "no": you decide with the information in front of you.

3

Share it whenever and with whoever you want

Are you an agency or agent? Send it to your client with a private link — it never shows up in a search engine or on a public map.

What we verify

Only with real data from official sources. If something can't be verified for a given area, the report says so — a fact is never made up.

Homes

The already-built property you're about to buy to live in — any range, luxury included.

  • Zoning status and active planning suspensions
  • Heritage protection — what can and can't be renovated
  • Median income and the real profile of the area (source: INE), not the sales pitch
  • Cadastral reference and registered floor area

Land

The plot, before you plan what to build on it.

  • Land classification and zoning
  • Buildability and permitted uses under the current planning scheme
  • Active licence suspensions and planning encumbrances
  • Area risk (flooding, environmental protection) where a public layer exists

Whole buildings

Buying to subdivide, renovate or change use.

  • Current authorised use (cadastre) versus the intended use
  • Real feasibility of a use change for that zone (office ↔ residential)
  • Affordable-housing quota required for the deal, checked against current regulation
  • Number of units that could be listed if split into separate premises