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Building passport
A source-backed record of a building's structure, condition, systems and history.
Audience
- Homeowner
- Agent
Built from
- Plans room-by-room scan
- Danish building and public registers
- Historical permits and inspection files
- Energy certificate data
Why it exists
Before a sale, the owner needs one place for facts scattered across PDFs, registers and memory.
The passport gives the buyer a clear starting point: what is measured, what is registered and what still needs checking.
It is useful in a seller meeting because the agent can open the source behind a number instead of asking the buyer to trust a polished summary.
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What exists today
A property file collects documents. A building passport puts the measured building beside those documents and shows where each fact came from.
Market
The passport keeps the scan, register values and historical documents distinct so a mismatch is visible.