Property valuation is the core of Insight Estates. You describe a property — and optionally attach documents — and the platform builds a register-based valuation instantly, anchored in official Danish sources rather than a statistical guess.
How it works
- Address lookup (DAWA): The address is recognised and validated against the Danish Address Register.
- BBR enrichment: Building and dwelling data is pulled from the Building and Dwelling Register (BBR).
- Land registry (Tinglysning): Ownership, deeds and charges are pulled from the land register (e-TL) — with CPR numbers masked.
- Statistics Denmark: Market benchmarks are layered on top of the factual register data.
- Register-based valuation instantly: You get a number you can act on, even before the documents have been read.
- AI document extraction in the background: Attached documents are read (OCR + AI), and the result is compared with the registers.
- Discrepancies are flagged: If the AI and the register disagree, you're told — and you decide.
- Confirm a frozen snapshot: Once the discrepancies are resolved, the valuation's basis is frozen so it can be documented and defended later.
Registers beat AI
The source hierarchy is fixed: official registers (BBR, DAR, the land registry, Statistics Denmark) rank above AI extraction. AI reads fast, but an AI hallucination is never allowed to silently overwrite an official record. Field-level disagreements become discrepancies you must actively resolve before the valuation can be confirmed.
Sharpened by your strategy and financing
A valuation isn't just one number for the market — it can be sharpened for your specific situation. Your investment strategy (goals, risk appetite, capital and geography) and a financing model under Danish rules contextualise the valuation for the specific buyer or company.
Built for decisions that must be defended. Every valuation carries its data basis with it — source, timestamp and a frozen snapshot — so it holds up before an investment committee, a credit committee or a client.