Two ways in. Pick whichever is true today — you can switch at any time.
A town, a postcode, or an advert you are looking at. We will tell you what that town is really like and whether the price stacks up against what homes there actually sold for.
Start from the region rather than the town. 96 departments is a list you can read; 34,848 towns is not, and no amount of filtering makes it one.
Or go straight to the map — free, no account, all 34,848 communes.
One layer free in each — no account needed.
The data exists — scattered across statistics offices, land registries and risk agencies, each with its own interface and file formats. GeoDwel puts it on a single map you can actually read.
Stack two or three layers with adjustable opacity to spot patterns, then click any municipality for exact figures — with its rank against the whole country on every measure.
Every layer names its official source and reference year. Where a municipality has no reported figure, we show “no data” — not an interpolated guess. You’re making life decisions with this.
Layer types share a consistent color language in every country — learn it once, read any map.
A data-first briefing on relocating and buying property in Europe — free to read, every issue public.
All nine layers, every commune, each with its official source. From €16/month billed annually.