Home records, explained

The checks in an OfferDue report, one entry each: what the record is, who keeps it, what a report line says, where it runs city by city, and where to read the record yourself. Sources and data dates on every entry.

Entries reviewed 20 Oct 2026. Each entry lists its sources with their data dates.

How these entries are written

Each entry describes one public record: what it contains, who publishes it, what a report line drawn from it says, and where it runs city by city. Every statement names its source and the source's data date. The entries describe records, never a particular home, and give no advice.

The entries are generated from the same list of sources the reports use, so when a source is added or a by-law changes, the entry changes with the report. Corrections are listed below.

By reader

Water and flooding (8 checks)

Land, soil and environment (10 checks)

What's changing nearby (6 checks)

The home and the lot (9 checks)

The street and getting around (8 checks)

Services and daily life (10 checks)

Costs and the market (4 checks)

Questions buyers ask, by city

What we cover, city by city.

Corrections

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Spotted an error? Email [email protected] with the entry and the source. Corrections are listed here with the date they were made.

Public-record information, not legal, financial, insurance or inspection advice. Records change and can be incomplete, and these pages describe the records, not any particular home.