Location
The location describes the project's surroundings. The country, city and exact location help you narrow your search.
- Source
- Information from the property developer
- If it is missing
- the field remains visibly unanswered
See a project. Understand how it fits together.
About AcrossEstate
AcrossEstate connects international new build projects with information for your research. Location, company, documents, payment terms and costs can be considered together.
How a project is structuredWhat matters to your choice is how the information fits together.
Our principlesInformation structure
What a project includes.
A project is more than its image and starting price. Choose a topic and see which information helps you assess it.
Project
available information together
Property developer
The company behind the project, with its company name, registration and registered office. It has its own level of checks, separate from the project data.
- Source
- Company information provided by the organisation
- Checks
- its own level, its own scope
Units and prices
Apartment types are shown as ranges; individual units appear only where the developer actually publishes them. Prices are in the currency the developer specifies.
- Source
- Price list and unit information
- Display
- conversion available, original currency retained
Documents
Plans and presentations belong to the project. Some are public, others require an account. Access is stated on each document.
- Source
- provided by the project
- Access
- public or with the stated authorisation
Payment plan
Stages with a percentage and trigger: contract, construction progress or handover. The purchase price determines the amount for each stage.
- Source
- Project payment terms
- Separate from these
- Additional purchase costs and recurring costs
Costs and assumptions
Additional purchase costs and recurring fees are part of the assessment. The service charge covers project specific fees for operation and shared services. Your own rent assumptions remain separate from this information.
- Source
- Project information on fees
- Model
- assumptions disclosed, exclusions stated
Types of information
The source of the information matters too.
A price list, an observation on site and an assumed rent have different foundations. What matters is what is documented, what is still missing and which value has only been chosen for a calculation.
Source, unanswered question or assumption?
Documented
The source and date belong with the information.
Published information stays linked to its source and the scope of its checks.
A source is available. Its date and the stated scope of checks help you assess the information.
Not provided
A gap remains a gap.
Missing information is clearly identified and is not replaced with estimates.
The information is missing. This makes it neither a zero value nor confirmed.
Your own assumption
Your calculation stays separate.
An assumed rent does not change published project information.
You choose this value for your calculation. It does not change published project information.
A source is available. Its date and the stated scope of checks help you assess the information.
Principles
How we make information understandable.
Good research needs information you can assess in context. These principles show what matters when reading a project page.
Information needs context
A price needs a reference basis. A fee needs a period and a calculation basis. A check status is considered alongside its scope.
Missing information remains visible
A missing document is not replaced by a guess. Unanswered questions are part of your research and may affect your selection.
Images are put in context
A rendering shows a design. A photograph shows a condition at a specific time. Labels help distinguish the two.
Search internationally, read information accurately
Language and the displayed currency help you find your bearings. The original currency and project terms remain relevant.
Levels of checks
Three levels of checks with different scopes.
Checks on a company answer different questions from checks on project information or a site visit. These levels are therefore considered separately.
Property developer
Who is behind the project?
- Subject
- The company, its identity and the evidence considered in the relevant checking process.
- Shown on the project
- Status, scope and date of the company checks
- Does not establish
- No judgement on every individual project or document.
Project data
What is the information based on?
- Subject
- Information about a specific project, with its source, date and visibly unanswered fields.
- Shown on the project
- what was checked and when the entry was last updated
- Does not establish
- No guarantee of completion, prices or returns.
On site
What was observed at the location?
- Subject
- Location or construction site at a specific time, with scope and date.
- Shown on the project
- Scope and date of the site checks
- Does not establish
- Does not replace data or contract checks.
This illustration explains the levels of checks. It does not show the check status of a real project.
Publication
From information to a published project page.
Location, units, prices, documents and payment terms are recorded in a structured way. The publication process assigns this information to a project and its organisation.
- 1
Create an organisation
The organisation provides its company information and the required evidence.
- 2
Project draft
Project information is assembled as a draft. Location, offer and documents belong together.
- 3
Checks before publication
The draft undergoes the checks required for publication.
- 4
Submit changes
New or changed information is processed through the designated update process.
After publication
Prices, dates and documents may change. Updates are therefore part of a project page's ongoing process, not just its initial publication.
The information date remains visible
Pay attention to the stated information date and source. This helps you assess information before comparing it or using it in calculations.
Access
Start without an account. Continue with one.
Public project information is the starting point for your research. An account adds personal features and access to documents that each project makes available to members.
Without an account
- Search and filter projects
- View locations on the map
- Project pages with all public information
- Read public documents
- Understand payment terms and costs
Without an account, search, the map, public project information and documents, payment terms and costs remain accessible.
Your next step
Create an account now
Save your shortlist, compare projects and view the documents that each project makes available to members.
Authorisation is stated on each document.
Create an accountWith an account
- Save projects to your shortlist
- Compare projects side by side
- View protected documents where the project grants access
An account does not automatically make every document accessible. Access is stated on each document.
For property seekers, developers and brokers
How would you like to use AcrossEstate?
Property seekers, developers and brokers have different tasks. Choose your starting point and see the steps involved.
Property seekers
Your research in one place.
Find suitable projects, view available documents and check payments and costs. Personal features help you put together your shortlist for the next step.
- Search and assess locations on the map
- Create an account
- Save and compare
- View documents made available to you
Property developer
Present your project with clear information.
Record the project with the information property seekers need. The structured presentation connects location, units, prices, documents and payment terms.
- Register an organisation
- Provide evidence
- Create a project draft
- Complete the publication process
Property brokers
Clearly identify your representation.
Introduce your organisation and indicate which projects you represent. Assignment follows the designated authorisation process.
- Record your organisation
- Submit the required information
- Apply to represent each project
- Have your authorisation confirmed
Digital information structure
The same information. Different views.
Search, map, project pages and comparisons answer different questions. The digital structure connects these views to each project so you can continue your research coherently.
Explore internationally
Language and the displayed currency help you find your bearings. Currency conversion changes neither the original price nor the terms of the offer.
View the documents you need
Public and protected documents have different access requirements. Labels show what is available and which authorisation is needed.
Keep assumptions separate
Project information stays distinct from your model values. A changed rent expectation does not become published information from the developer.
Understanding AcrossEstate
Questions that help your research.
Prices, documents and checks answer different questions. Here are the main connections.
How do the three levels of checks differ?
Developer checks concern the company. Project data checks concern information about a specific project. Site checks describe observations at a location at a specific time. Each includes its scope and date.
Is the starting price the price of every apartment?
No. It describes the entry price for a project. The price of a specific unit may depend on its area, location and features, among other things. What matters is the specific unit information and the date of the price list.
What belongs in a payment plan?
The payment plan describes when the purchase price payments are due. Additional purchase costs and recurring fees are considered separately. The binding terms are set out in the relevant contract documents.
What does missing information mean?
The information is unavailable or has not been provided. It is therefore neither zero nor confirmed. Check whether the unanswered question affects your selection.
How can I participate as a property broker?
Through broker access, you can submit your organisation and the required information. Representation of a project is assigned separately and requires the relevant authorisation.
Explore the projects in more detail.
Start your search or choose access for developers and brokers.