The property industry, indexed
Every estate agency in Europe, and what its website actually does.
82 126 property businesses across 44 markets — agencies, property managers, surveyors, developers and portals. For each one we record where it is, which network it belongs to, who operates it, and what its own website offers a buyer, a seller and a tenant. Nobody publishes the last part, so we check it ourselves.
What estate agency websites offer, by market
Share of agency websites we reached that provide each thing. Percentages are of sites we successfully loaded, not of every business indexed.
| Market | Sites checked | Online valuation | Seller section | Property search | Energy label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 2 618 | ||||
| Norway | 137 | ||||
| Sweden | 232 | ||||
| Ireland | 197 | ||||
| Finland | 321 | ||||
| Netherlands | 707 | ||||
| Germany | 2 190 | ||||
| Belgium | 514 |
Markets
Finland
6 909 businesses
Sweden
7 001 businesses
Norway
10 898 businesses
Denmark
535 businesses
Germany
9 858 businesses
Austria
852 businesses
Switzerland
1 074 businesses
Netherlands
1 702 businesses
Belgium
1 496 businesses
Luxembourg
177 businesses
United Kingdom
12 710 businesses
Ireland
783 businesses
Spain
23 767 businesses
What is indexed
The property industry is not one business. Each of these is compared against its own kind, never across kinds.
Estate agencies
60 839
Agencies selling and letting residential property to the public.
Property managers
13 924
Managing agents running blocks, portfolios and rented stock on an owner's behalf.
Surveyors & valuers
726
Chartered surveyors and valuers producing formal property assessments.
Property developers
955
Businesses building and selling new homes and commercial schemes.
There is no overall score or grade here. These are findings about a website on the day it was checked, not a verdict on an agency. Percentages are of sites we successfully loaded, not of every business indexed. Every finding about a website carries the date it was established, and every business location links back to the OpenStreetMap record it came from. How this is built →