Buildings and housing units: what stands on the plot?
The buildings on a property with built year, floors and area, and the housing units inside them: flats, offices and similar, with usable floor area and use category.
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- One GET call per list
- Norway and Sweden
- Kartverket data
- Built Year and status
From matrikkel number to buildings and housing units
The building list answers what actually stands on the plot: number of buildings, built year, status and area per building. Developers use it to assess existing buildings before a project; managers use it to keep portfolio data up to date without looking up each building manually in Matrikkelen.
The housing unit list answers how the buildings are divided internally: housing unit number, floor, area and use category. For commercial property this is the basis for understanding the letting structure; for housing it shows the number and size of the flats.
Built year and status without looking up Matrikkelen manually
Number of buildings, built year, status and area for the whole property in one list, instead of one lookup per building.Use category per housing unit
The housing unit list gives the housing unit number, floor, area and use category for each unit, the basis for understanding the letting structure.Address per housing unit
Each housing unit has its own address in the response, not just the property's shared address.
Fields that actually tell you something
The buildings on a property.
/properties/{country}/{cadastreId}/buildingscurl -X GET "https://data.placepoint.no/properties/NO/0301-209-369-0-0/buildings" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
svar · 200
{
"items": [
{
"buildingNumber": "81798265",
"buildingType": {
"code": "311",
"name": "Kontor- og administrasjonsbygning"
},
"status": "IN_USE",
"floors": 9,
"usableAreaM2": 5867,
"otherUsableAreaM2": 5867,
"dwellingUnitCount": 0,
"hasLift": true,
"waterSupply": "UNKNOWN",
"sewerage": "UNKNOWN",
"energySources": [
"ELECTRICITY",
"DISTRICT_HEATING"
],
"heatingTypes": [
"CENTRAL",
"UNDERFLOOR"
],
"usageGroup": "RESIDENTIAL",
"registrationOrigin": "ORDINARY_REGISTRATION",
"isCulturalHeritage": false,
"isSefrakRegistered": false,
"elevation": {
"baseElevationM": 3.2,
"highestPointM": 41.8,
"heightAboveGroundM": 38.6
},
"statusHistory": [
{
"status": "UNDER_CONSTRUCTION",
"changedDate": "2013-04-18",
"registeredDate": "2013-04-22"
},
{
"status": "IN_USE",
"changedDate": "2015-08-27",
"registeredDate": "2015-09-02",
"reason": "Ferdigattest"
}
],
"floorDetails": [
{
"floorNumber": 1,
"floorKind": "GROUND",
"usableAreaM2": 640,
"roomCount": 12,
"dwellingUnitCount": 4
},
{
"floorNumber": 2,
"floorKind": "MAIN",
"usableAreaM2": 610,
"roomCount": 14,
"dwellingUnitCount": 4
}
],
"location": {
"lat": 59.913,
"lon": 10.7367
}
}
]
}
The housing units on a property.
/properties/{country}/{cadastreId}/unitscurl -X GET "https://data.placepoint.no/properties/NO/0301-209-369-0-0/units" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
svar · 200
{
"items": [
{
"unitNumber": "H0301",
"buildingNumber": "1",
"floor": 8,
"usableAreaM2": 74,
"useType": "BOLIG",
"cadastreId": "0301-209-369-0-44",
"grossAreaM2": 81,
"primaryRoomAreaM2": 70,
"roomCount": 3,
"bathroomCount": 1,
"toiletCount": 1,
"kitchenAccess": "OWN_KITCHEN",
"ownershipForm": "FREEHOLD",
"energyLabel": "C",
"toBeDecommissioned": false,
"address": {
"text": "Tordenskiolds gate 2, 0160 Oslo",
"streetName": "Tordenskiolds gate",
"houseNumber": "2",
"postalCode": "0160",
"postalPlace": "Oslo",
"country": "NO",
"cadastreId": "0301-209-369-0-0",
"location": {
"lat": 59.913,
"lon": 10.7367
}
}
}
]
}
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Replace$TOKENin the curl above. Both lists take a country code and matrikkel number, the same parameters as the property lookup.Use the response
Use built year and area for portfolio data, or the housing unit list to understand the letting structure in the building.
Data and sources
Building and housing unit data comes from Kartverket's matrikkel, updated continuously.
See also
Questions and answers
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Does it work in Sweden?
What is included in the usable area?
usableAreaM2 is usable floor area (UFA), the building's real internal area. grossAreaM2 is gross area, the whole building body including walls.