Property identity
Cadastral hierarchy, area, use and public address - arranged for easy comparison with the documents.
Check before buying
Start with an address or cadastral identifier to check available permits, planning data, administrative activity and the surrounding area.
12+ public sources
Brought into one understandable analysis
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Address and cadastral identifier searches will become available when Mesto officially launches.
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In short
From questions left in the dark to a clear picture of the home and the neighbourhood, with a source for every fact. In under 30 seconds.
The full picture
A purchase has many layers. Mesto arranges the public trail so you can see the facts, their context and the questions worth asking.
Cadastral hierarchy, area, use and public address - arranged for easy comparison with the documents.
Available planning layers, regulation and indicators of potential development.
Permits, design visas, orders and traces of administrative activity for the property and nearby.
Transport, schools, kindergartens and green spaces in an understandable spatial context.
How it works
We do not give an automatic verdict on a property. We give structured facts, provenance and an honest explanation of what remains unknown.
Trust does not come from more data, but from a clear boundary between what we know and what still needs checking.
Enter an address or, if you have it, the exact cadastral identifier.
Choose by entrance, floor, number or area before we create the report.
We relate cadastre, administrative records and spatial data only when location is reliable.
Facts, map, timeline, limitations and concrete questions for the seller and specialists.
Sources we check
Library
A practical sequence for comparing the property, its documents and its real condition.
Read 02 DocumentsA clear overview of the role, date and limitations of the main property documents.
Read 03 GlossaryCore property terms explained so you can use them in a real conversation.
ReadYour place starts with clarity
Start with the address or use the cadastral identifier if you have it.