Check any Dutch home before you bid.

Paste the Funda link of the home you’re considering. In about three minutes you have a verdict, the red flags, a market value with an opening and maximum bid, and your questions for the makelaar.

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Property report

Keizersgracht 312

Amsterdam · 1016 EX

Caution advised

groundwerk Verdict

Data 72%

Good location but older construction requires further foundation inspection.

Market value around €485,000. Don’t bid higher without a foundation report.

Strengths

Sought-after canal location
Roof replaced in 2019
Plenty of natural light (south-facing)

Data confidence 72% — limited VvE documentation available.

An illustrative example. Your report is built from the listing you paste.

From the piles to the roof

Where a report looks, drawn on a canal house. Pick a point.

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An illustrative example, the same house as at the top of the page.
  1. Wooden piles, built before 1970, never inspected. Ask for the foundation report before you bid.

    BAG and foundation data

Foundation: Wooden piles, built before 1970, never inspected. Ask for the foundation report before you bid.

What you’ll know before you bid

One report per home, built on the listing and 20+ official sources. The neighbourhood included: safety, schools, noise and transport.

The examples are from an illustrative report on a canal house, not a real home.

  • A clear verdict

    Recommended, caution or not recommended, with the reasoning behind it.

    Caution. Good location, but the pre-1970 foundation hasn’t been inspected. Ask for the foundation report before you bid.

  • Red flags, ranked

    What could be wrong with this home, from high to low risk, so you know what to look at first.

    High: foundation risk. Medium: the erfpacht ground rent is reviewed in 2027. Medium: label D, roughly €8,500 to improve.

  • Market value and your bid

    A market-value estimate from the WOZ, recent sale prices in the region and the local market, with an opening bid and a maximum bid.

    Asking €525,000. Market value around €485,000. Open at €465,000, stop at €490,000.

    €465,000

    A strong opening. You keep room to negotiate.

  • What the listing doesn’t say

    Checked against the official registers, with what it means for your costs.

    The listing doesn’t say ‘eigen grond’. The Kadaster shows ongoing erfpacht, with a review in 2027.

  • Questions for the makelaar

    Specific questions for the viewing and for the selling agent, based on what we found.

    “Has the foundation been inspected, and can I see the report?”

How it works

  1. 1.Paste a Funda link

    We fill in the property details and listing text for you. Not on Funda (the main Dutch listing site)? Paste the description from the listing instead.

  2. 2.We check it

    Groundwerk sets the listing against 20+ official sources: BAG, WOZ, EP-online, CBS, Klimaatatlas and more.

  3. 3.Your report in about three minutes

    Verdict, red flags, market value with opening and maximum bid, and your questions for the viewing.

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Built on official sources

Every report combines the listing with the registers of the Kadaster, CBS, RVO, RIVM and more.

Kadaster BAG
build year, floor area, permitted use
Kadaster WOZ
WOZ value and its history
EP-online (RVO)
the registered energy label
CBS
incomes, households, local sale prices
Klimaateffectatlas
flooding, heat stress, subsidence
RIVM
noise and air quality
Leefbaarometer
liveability and safety by neighbourhood
DUO
schools and their results
Bodemloket
known soil contamination
Ruimtelijke Plannen
zoning and what may be built nearby

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Groundwerk keeps your whole search together, not just one report.

  • Property tracker

    Every home, viewing and bid in one place.

  • Rate it together

    You and your partner rate separately and see where you disagree.

  • Viewing checklist

    A checklist from your report, for when you’re standing in the home.

  • Price alerts

    An email when the asking price or status changes on Funda.

The tracker, checklist and price alerts are free. The bid check, the purchase contract check, rating together and AI comparison come with the Search Pass.

Transparent pricing

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