Attractiveness score
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Flood
Flood-prone area according to the flood risk prevention plan.
Earthquake
Seismic zone per French regulatory zoning.
Ground movements
Landslides, collapses, differential settlement.
Clay shrink-swell
Shrink-swell phenomenon that can crack foundations.
Storm
Area exposed to strong winds and storms.
Cat Nat Insurability
Level of tension on the insurability of individual homes against natural disasters in the municipality, according to the CCR Observatory.
Classified industrial installations (ICPE)
Proximity to an authorised or registered industrial site. Included: conventional factories, Seveso sites, quarries, intensive livestock farms.
Basic Nuclear Installations (INB)
Proximity to a nuclear site — including: nuclear power plants, research centers, radioactive waste management.
Hazardous materials transport pipelines
Pipelines (gas, hydrocarbons, chemicals) in public utility easements.
Soil pollution
Site listed or potentially listed in Basias/Basol database.
Electricity
Electrical panel condition, earthing, compliance with NF C 15-100.
Gas
Gas installation, last diagnostic date, compliance.
Water
Public network connection, water quality, lead in pipes.
Wired Network
Fiber optic or ADSL connection, available bandwidth, and socket locations.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
Energy class from A (very efficient) to G (thermal sieve).
Insulation (walls, roof, floor)
Thermal insulation quality of opaque walls.
Heating system
Heating type: gas, electric, heat pump, wood…
Lead
Lead in paint (CREP — pre-1949 buildings).
Termites
Termite presence in the area or the property.
Roof condition
Good roof condition, no broken tiles or leaks.
Foundations
No structural cracks, sound foundations.
Nearby shops & services
Shops and essential services within 500 m.
Schools & Daycares
Proximity to schools and childcare facilities.
Hospital & Healthcare
Quick access to a hospital, clinic, or healthcare professionals.
Parks & Green spaces
Presence of parks, public gardens, or natural areas nearby.
Public transport
Proximity to bus, metro, tram lines, or train stations.
Neighbourhood safety & quality
Sense of security, cleanliness, and overall appeal of the area.
Railway line
Indicates whether the property experiences noise pollution or vibrations due to the proximity of a railway or train/tram line.
Aerial corridor
Indicates whether the property is located under a flight path, which may generate regular aerial noise pollution.
Road axis
Indicates whether the property is exposed to noise pollution caused by the proximity of a major road or highway.
Maritime corridor
Indicates whether the property is located near a busy maritime or river navigation route, which may generate noise pollution (horns, engines, port manoeuvres).
Rocket launch base
Indicates whether the property is located near a space centre or rocket launch base, which may generate significant noise and vibrations during launches.
Orientation
Main orientation of the living room or living spaces. A south-facing exposure maximises sunlight and reduces heating needs.
Cross-ventilated
The property has openings on two opposite facades, promoting natural ventilation and brightness.
Garden
Presence of a private outdoor space at ground level (garden, courtyard, or adjoining plot).
Terrace
Presence of a ground-level or rooftop terrace, a private elevated outdoor space.
Balcony
Presence of one or more private balconies accessible from the property.
Parking
Type of private parking space associated with the property.
View
Main type of view from the living spaces of the property.
Swimming pool
Presence of a private swimming pool (in-ground, semi-inground, or above-ground).
Cellar / Storage room
Presence of a private ancillary storage space (cellar, pantry, or utility room).
Elevator
Presence of an elevator in the building (relevant for upper-floor apartments).