DeedStone Markets turns official registered-transaction records from 5 countries into one clean, comparable, exportable intelligence platform. No scraped listings. No estimates. What actually transacted, at what price, year by year — in any currency.
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A live sample needs no account — real figures from the corpus, nothing estimated.
Every series is computed from registered transactions — the same legal record notaries, registries and governments use.
803,904 registered transactions · 2010 → 2026
County + postcode level
Ireland publishes no floor area: total prices only. Registered sale prices (PSRA).
928,273 registered transactions · 2005 → 2026
Prefecture × city level
Registered transactions only (MLIT). Condo €/m² = price ÷ floor area.
1,957,824 registered transactions · 2005 → 2026
Prefecture level
Registered land plots (MLIT). Prefecture-level.
985,993 registered transactions · 1990 → 2026
Town (HDB estate) level
HDB public flats only — no private condos. Resale registration data.
315,761 registered transactions · 2025 → 2026
District level
Declared transaction prices (MOI). District-level, 2025→. Per-ping normalized to m².
194,371 registered transactions · full period
County level (full-period medians)
Official county aggregates (full-period 2005–2026 medians) — not row-level sales.
Track real transaction prices per city, district and year. Compare markets in your own currency. Export what you see.
Registered medians and per-m² series with transaction counts behind every number — defensible inputs for valuation work.
Full year-by-year histories from official records, with honest caveats: what each dataset does and doesn't contain.
Official registered-transaction records (Revenue IE, MLIT Japan, HDB Singapore, Taiwan M.o.I., Estonian Land Board). Sources are cited on every screen.
Portals show asking prices. DeedStone shows what actually transacted — and the counts behind every median.
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No. AI outputs are clearly labeled "AI-generated information, not expert advice" on every screen.