nieruchomek.pl checks it before you sign.
Point to a plot, house or apartment on the map and tell us why you're buying. We gather the risks, market context and the questions worth asking before the contract — in plain language, as a PDF to your inbox. Usually within 15–40 minutes.
How it works
Search by address, type a plot number, drop a pin or draw an area on the map.
Family home, rental, build, flip, agriculture, business — we tune the analysis to your intent.
We combine the data with language models and send a PDF to your inbox — usually within 15–40 minutes.
What's in the report
We dig up as much as can realistically be found about the property — and we always aim to pull the maximum. On a single plot that means hundreds of data points cross-checked across dozens of public registers and datasets, plus targeted research across the open web.
We won't pretend every register is online in every gmina — what we can't confirm, we say plainly and turn into a concrete question to ask. Every line is concrete, sourced and useful.
“The plan allows a service building up to 12 m along the northern boundary — the plot next door is still empty. Before you sign, ask the gmina office whether any building permit has been issued for it.”
Frequently asked questions
Usually 15–40 minutes. We query dozens of public registers and datasets, research the location on the open internet, and only then write the report — you get an email when the PDF is ready.
Public national sources — cadastre (EGiB), zoning and general plans (MPZP), flood, landslide, geology and groundwater maps, terrain elevation and the surface model from aerial laser scanning (which is how we measure shading from neighbouring buildings and trees), solar irradiation from PVGIS, nature-protection registers, utility networks, building permits, the central building register (CEEB), air quality, police statistics, transaction prices and current market listings — plus the public land-and-mortgage register when you give us a KW number, and targeted open-web research with sources cited.
No. The report is a due-diligence briefing: it tells you what public data says, what looks risky, and exactly what to verify with the gmina office, notary or seller before you sign.
We say so plainly. The report lists what couldn't be confirmed and turns each gap into a concrete question to ask — and we do our best never to fill a gap with guesswork.
Still have a question?
Not sure whether we cover your property, or you need several reports? Write to us — we usually reply within one business day.
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