Denmark · Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg and more
Analyse a property
Verified facts about the plot, each with its official source. Decide with data.
- ✓Official zoning, with its source
- ✓The plan's registered use
- ✓Parcel and BBR building data
How it works
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Enter the address
With the house number: the address is located with Dataforsyningen's official address search.
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See the facts in seconds, each with its source
The plan's use, the parcel and the BBR building data appear as they arrive. If a source doesn't respond in time, we tell you.
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Vera helps you make sense of them
Ask her in Danish, English or Spanish. If you need it, download the PDF report or share it with a private link.
What we check in Denmark
The same national sources in all eight cities; the plan is each municipality's own.
- ✓The lokalplan in force at the address in Plandata.dk; if none sets a use, the kommuneplanramme
- ✓Whether housing is permitted there, from the plan's registered use and the official code list
- ✓Thematic plans (signs, façades, conservation) and environmental classes, when present
- ✓The cadastre (Matriklen): parcel number, ejerlav and registered area
- ✓BBR: the building's registered use, year built, floors and total floor area
- ✓The parish's population from Statistics Denmark: residents, age, employment and education, plus the municipality's disposable income
- ✓The binding text is the lokalplan itself; we link to it
- København
- Aarhus
- Odense
- Aalborg
- Esbjerg
- Vejle
- Randers
- Kolding
Sources: Plandata.dk (Plan- og Landdistriktsstyrelsen) · Dataforsyningen and Datafordeleren: Matriklen, BBR, DAGI (Klimadatastyrelsen) · Statistics Denmark.