Straight from the record
Every report names the sources it uses and the date we checked each one.
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About Site Radar
We're a team of real estate and construction people. We know how much can hide behind a good listing, and how hard it is for a buyer to find it in time.
Much of what matters about a property is in public registers and planning documents: the Land Register, the cadastre, the municipal plan, the utility survey, the flood and forest maps. It sits in the systems of more than twenty institutions, often in technical or legal language. We review it for you and explain plainly what it means for your plot, whether you're buying one plot for a family house or a portfolio for a company.
On the buyer's side
We work for the person buying, never the seller.
Honest about gaps
When a register is silent, out of date or disagrees with another one, the report says so and tells you how to settle it.
Reviewed by our team
Our team reviews every report before it reaches you, within 24 hours of payment.
Where the data comes from
60+ official datasets, read together
They come from over 20 state, municipal and EU bodies. A land report uses 40 or more of them for each plot, plus the listing portals, OpenStreetMap and current satellite imagery.
ZEMESGRĀMATA · TIESU ADMINISTRĀCIJALand Register and court auctions
VALSTS ZEMES DIENESTSCadastre, sales and utility survey
TAPISZoning plans and building rules
LVĢMCFlood and geology
LĢIAAerial photos, elevation and lidar
SILAVAGround wetness
COPERNICUSSatellite images
DABAS AIZSARDZĪBAS PĀRVALDEProtected nature
NACIONĀLĀ KULTŪRAS MANTOJUMA PĀRVALDEHeritage monuments
BVKB · BISBuilding permits and cases
VALSTS MEŽA DIENESTSForest register
AUGSTSPRIEGUMA TĪKLSTransmission grid
SADALES TĪKLSGrid capacity
AUTOTRANSPORTA DIREKCIJABus stops and trains
RĪGAS SATIKSMERīga public transport
RĪGAS SILTUMSHeating arrears
RĪGAS ŪDENSWater arrears
RĪGAS PAŠVALDĪBADegraded buildings and heat use
CENTRĀLĀ STATISTIKAS PĀRVALDENeighbourhood boundaries
SABIEDRISKO PAKALPOJUMU REGULĒŠANAS KOMISIJAHeat tariffs
FAQ
Questions people ask us
Is a report a valuation?
No. A report is not a market value assessment. We show where the asking price sits against the registered sale prices of similar plots nearby.
Which properties do you cover?
Plots and land anywhere in Latvia. Houses and apartments arrive in November 2026.
How much does a report cost?
From €49 for a small residential plot. Enter the address and you'll see the exact price before you order.
How long does it take?
Within 24 hours of payment. Our team reviews every report before it reaches you.
What if you miss something?
Missed something? Money back. If the report leaves out anything recorded, on the report date, in the public registers it covers, we refund its price under our terms of service.
Which languages?
Reports come in English or Latvian.
Why is this better than an automated report?
An automated report copies what the registers hold, such as a 0.022 ha protection zone or a zone code. It's correct, but it leaves the hard part to you. We read the registers, the municipal plan, the utility survey and the maps together. Then we draw what matters on your plot and back each conclusion with its source.
Do I need to send you any documents?
No. The address or cadastre number is enough: we get the Land Register extract and everything else ourselves. If you have something from the seller, such as a survey plan, a permit or photos, attach it when you order. It can make the report sharper.
Who is behind Site Radar?
Site Radar is run by SIA MOOSE (Reg. No. 40203113640, Brīvības iela 70-10A, Rīga, LV-1011), a Latvian company of people from real estate and construction.