For home buyers
Know the property before you commit.
Propeteer turns a postcode search into a structured evidence pack: what has sold, what has been approved, what may restrict future plans and which unanswered questions belong with your surveyor or conveyancer.
Questions the workspace helps structure
Is the asking price supported by genuinely comparable completed sales?
What happened to similar local planning proposals—and under which conditions?
Are extensions, subdivisions or property records being attributed to the right address?
Which environmental and local-search issues deserve a formal follow-up?
How it fits the decision
One evidence trail from question to action.
Start before the offer
Confirm the property identity, review price evidence and identify material planning or location questions while there is still room to negotiate.
Carry the evidence into due diligence
Keep the research and its limitations visible so the survey, searches and legal enquiries address the specific property rather than start from a blank page.
Separate opportunity from reassurance
A promising extension precedent does not remove title, structural, drainage or neighbour risks. Propeteer keeps each question in the appropriate evidence category.
Evidence delivered
- Price
- Comparable range, sale history and index context
- Potential
- Local precedents, conditions and planning constraints
- Place
- Schools, transport, environment and local context
Clear boundaries
What Propeteer does not replace.
- Propeteer is not a survey, valuation, legal search or mortgage recommendation.
- Open-data results are screening evidence and can be incomplete.
- Material findings should be checked through the appropriate professional or official service.
Start with the address
Put the property evidence in one workspace.
See the research methodology and source register for evidence standards and limitations.