37,943,134
Parcels already in our database
outlines from across Poland
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Live InfoGrunt database
InfoGrunt grows with every update
Each new data batch moves these counters forward.2,026,421
RCN records collected
unique entries in our database
1,030,436
Sale prices on the map
transactions that pass our quality rules
1,128,192 km
Roads and access ways
network analysed around parcels
4,169,023
Road segments in the index
unique OpenStreetMap objects
1,074
Official listings found
unique entries preserved in our history
Report scope
What the report checks
Six source groups for the selected boundary — with a clear notice when data are missing or cannot be confirmed.ULDK / GUGiK
Boundary and identifier
The complete outline and parcel ID — without them we do not pretend to run a spatial check.
Local plan / WZ
Planning and development
Publications tied to the full geometry. No local plan is not a planning decision.
ISOK · GDOŚ · SOPO
Flood and nature
Sources for the whole boundary; unavailability remains visible.
OSM
Surroundings and roads
Map context without deciding legal access or easements.
Operators
Utilities
We show data availability; connection terms remain with the relevant operator.
RCN
Transaction prices
Market observations where data quality permits — never a parcel valuation.
Use cases
When InfoGrunt helps
Six situations where the report organises public data before further checks.A plot for a home
Organise questions about planning, access, utilities and constraints before visiting an office.
Investment land
Start with public data and their coverage before commissioning further analysis.
Your own parcel
See which public information is currently available for its boundary.
Agent or surveyor
Prepare a shared list of sources and points requiring document confirmation.
Auction or tender
Collect public parcel data before reviewing the valuation, listing and procedure documents.
Comparing several parcels
Check the same source set for each parcel before choosing which ones to inspect on site.
Practical guides before you buy
Can this house be built on this parcel? A document checklist
Connect planning, land rights, access, utilities, restrictions and a complete site layout before treating a parcel as suitable for your house.
How to check an MPZP: parcel, resolution, drawing and designation
Match the full parcel boundary to the binding plan, read its legend and provisions, and keep unresolved coverage or designation questions visible.
Parcel site visit: 28 points and a reusable note card
Record 25 field observations and three follow-up actions, with a note card separating observations, documentary evidence and professional assessment.
Do you have an address or parcel ID?
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