Know who is based where
Tenants per building and per housing unit, verified against Enhetsregisteret and enriched with observations.
Use case: Tenant breakdown
See who actually occupies the building, with area and number of employees.
Brønnøysundregistrene tell you who a company is, but not which building it occupies or who it shares it with. The Tenant breakdown makes that link, verified against the registers.
How to do it
How to do it in Placepoint
What you get
Three things that get easier
See the size, not just the name
Number of employees and area per tenant, which is what determines whether a building is relevant.
Use it in underwriting and due diligence
The tenant base is a risk factor in itself. Anyone insuring, financing or buying the building needs the same list.
The data sources behind the job
Source and date on every field
- Tenants
- Company
- Property
- Phases
- Serve, Buy
- Used most by
- Property suppliers, Insurance, Banking and credit
What customers say
What they do with Placepoint
“Placepoint is our main platform for property information. In practice, we only use Placepoint now.”
Petter CedellGroup Director of Property Investments, Selvaag Bolig“We see a clear efficiency gain with Placepoint, as much of the information we need on ownership, ownership structures, zoning purposes and encumbrances is gathered in one place. Several of us in the organisation use the tool daily and get a lot out of it.”
Kristian AkslandPartner, CMS Kluge“We use Placepoint daily for credit work. Among other things, we can identify ownership concentration in business parks.”
Lars Kristian TveterSenior Relationship Manager, Danske Bank“We have 25 salespeople using Placepoint every day to generate leads and find tenants.”
Henning BjørnsgårdHead of Sales and Development, EIR“We make active use of Placepoint in our nature-risk mapping. The data is an important part of what we base our decisions on.”
Anne Cecilie OterkjærHead of Nature and Environment, OBOS“Placepoint is simply our most important tool. It gives us instant access to site data, zoning and market insight that used to take days to dig up. When we assess new projects, Placepoint is the first thing we open.”
Thomas BøCOO and partner, Bonum“Placepoint provides property data that is an important input to our work. The quality and breadth of the data make a real difference day to day.”
Marius DuffautHead of Property, Product Norway, If“I use Placepoint almost daily and I'm very happy with it.”
Svein Kristian PettersenBalsfjord kommune“This program is worth its weight in gold.”
Roger HenriksenHousing consultant, Bokvalitet“Placepoint gives us a better basis for decisions early in the process, and makes it easier to identify opportunities and make the right choices.”
Stian OlafsenHead of Projects and Development, Nordbohus“Without Placepoint, we would have to go back to manual address lists. That would be a significant step backwards for our operations.”
Camilla FredriksenHead of Diplom-Is-bilen Norge, Diplom-Is“Intuitive, clear, quick response.”
Tom Espen EideHead of Commercial Property, Skanska“The best thing is the amount of information in one place, and the 3D view of the site with its surroundings and outlook.”
Geir ØstevikArchitect and project developer, Mesterhus“You can get an overview of the market. It feels like you're there in person.”
Synne NappenAnalyst, Akershus Eiendom1 / 14
How is this different from Placepoint Leads?
The Tenant breakdown answers who is in the building now. Placepoint Leads answers who is about to move, and is a packaged service for landlords and commercial agents.
Where does the tenant data come from?
Verified against Enhetsregisteret and enriched with real-world observations. The source is shown on the data.
How up to date is the data?
How often data is updated depends on the source. The matrikkel and the land register are updated continuously, while map layers and register data vary. The frequency is stated for each source in the catalogue.
Can I document where a figure comes from?
Yes. The source is shown on the data, so the figures can be checked in a report or a board decision.
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