How it works
Namuvis helps you learn more about a building before you buy or rent a home. Search by address, read the experiences of people who have lived there, and compare them with the available data about the building and its surroundings.
1. Find the building by address
Enter an address and choose the exact building or home you're considering. Address search works worldwide.
2. Read residents' experiences
Find out what people who have lived there noticed about everyday life: whether it's noisy, what parking is like, how much heating costs, how the building is maintained, and other things you might miss during a short viewing.
3. Check data about the building and its surroundings
Where data is available, you'll find additional information about the building, public transport, environmental noise and more.
We only show information that can be reliably linked to a specific place, so the amount of data varies from building to building.
4. Decide with more information
Residents' experiences and additional data can help you spot questions worth asking the seller or landlord, check the home more carefully, or better judge its price.
Namuvis doesn't decide for you. The aim is to give you more information before you make an important decision.
Have you lived in a building?
If you have experience that could help someone else, find the building and choose “Add your experience”.
Share what you wish you had known before moving in.
What you can write about
- Noise and sound insulation
- Parking
- Neighbors and community
- Heating costs
- Building maintenance
- Shared spaces
- Privacy
- Other aspects of everyday life
Resident experiences and data are not the same thing
Resident experiences are personal accounts from people who have lived in the building.
Data about the building and its surroundings comes from public sources, where such reliable data exists.
We show these kinds of information separately, so it's clear what is a person's experience and what is based on an external data source.
Honest and useful experiences
When sharing your experience, it's important to describe what you actually experienced or noticed. Reviews must follow the community rules, and inappropriate content can be reported directly on the building's page.