Propalt

Use when the user asks about household composition, household size, tenure mix, or household deprivation in a UK area.

Use when the user asks how UK house prices have changed over time using the House Price Index for a postcode's authority or region.

Use when the user asks for estimated household income in a UK postcode, LSOA, or local authority.

Use when the user asks for leasehold records or lease details for one identified UK property.

Use when the user explicitly asks for the national UK property portfolio owned by a specific company landlord. This is an expensive lookup; do not use for general ownership questions.

Use when the user asks for postcode-area property characteristics, energy costs, or dwelling counts.

Use when the user asks about non-coal mining hazards at a UK property location and supplies latitude and longitude.

Use when the user asks for monthly UK property-market trends such as listings, sales, prices, time to SSTC, or reductions, for a single outcode. Prefer get_quarterly_market for quarterly periods or for region-level trends.

Use when the user asks which shops, supermarkets, post offices, banks, ATMs, restaurants, cafes, or parks are near a UK postcode or coordinate.

Use when the user asks which schools are nearest to a UK postcode or map coordinate and needs school details.

Use when the user asks which rail, metro, bus stations, or bus stops are near a UK postcode or coordinate. The data is not live timetable or disruption information.

Use when the user needs UK postcode or place-level reference data, including average property floor area by type.

Use when the user asks about planning applications, planning history, or nearby development for a specific UK property, postcode, outward code, or polygon area.

Use when the user asks which planning or environmental constraints affect a UK property or location, such as conservation, heritage, flood, or protected-area constraints.

Use when the user asks for detailed facts about one identified UK property and a Propalt property_id, UPRN, or UDPRN is available.

Use when the user needs valid AddressBase property or land classification codes, usually before a classification-filtered property or land search.

Use when the user asks for the full sale and listing history of one identified UK property using property_id, UPRN, or UDPRN.

Use when the user asks for quarterly UK property-market trends such as listings, sales, prices, time to SSTC, or reductions, by outcode or by region. Use only this one for region-level trends. Prefer get_monthly_market for month-by-month detail.

Use when the user asks what a specific UK residential property or address may be worth, requests a valuation, or needs valuation evidence. Resolve the address to a Propalt property identifier first if necessary.

Use when the user asks to find or count landlord or proprietor prospects in a UK area using ownership, portfolio, company-director, agent, sale, or rental filters. This is an expensive lookup.

Use when the user wants to find or count UK properties currently or recently offered to rent in a defined area, including rental comparables and achievable-rent evidence.

Use only to check whether the Propalt API and database are available. Do not use this for property research.

Use when the user wants to find or count non-residential land parcels or AddressBase land classifications in a UK area. Do not use for ordinary residential property searches.

Use when the user wants to find or count UK residential properties in an area using filters such as type, bedrooms, tenure, ownership, EPC, size, value, or sold date. Prefer selling_property_market_activity_properties_for_sale_post or letting_property_market_activity_properties_for_let_post when the user wants what is currently on the market.

Use when the user wants to find or count UK properties currently for sale, recently listed, reduced, withdrawn, or sold subject to contract in a defined area.

Use when the user supplies ambiguous UK street or place text and coordinates or a map viewport are needed. Prefer address_lookup for a postal address or postcode.