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Funraise Taiwan Real Estate

Search Taiwan's property transaction records, cadastral parcels, company registry, urban renewal projects and building permits.

Primary Subcategory
Commercial Real Estate Data
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Integration details

Description

Funraise brings together the public datasets that Taiwan's real estate industry actually works with, as a single connector: 27 data sources and 80 read-only query tools. Coverage includes 4.88M government-recorded sale transactions and 836K lease records, 15.5M cadastral land parcels across 19 counties, 3.2M company registration snapshots, 764K business registrations, 89K Taipei building and occupancy permits, 3,524 urban renewal projects and 212 industrial parks — plus reference data for metro stations, districts, business areas, public infrastructure and area-level market analytics. Much of this is statutory rather than commercial: building and occupancy permits are administrative approvals, urban renewal cases move through a defined legal process, and each zoning record cites the specific article of the Taipei land-use control ordinance it comes from. Cadastral parcels carry registered area and boundary geometry. Typical use: comparing neighbourhood price levels before a valuation, analysing ownership structure for an urban renewal assembly, checking the zoning and permit history of a site before committing to it, evaluating industrial clusters and transport access for site selection, and tracing a building's permit-to-transaction history for due diligence. Every tool is read-only. Nothing writes to or modifies any data.

Integration type
Connector
Verification status
Community connector
Platform
Claude
Category
Data & Analytics

The broad Category that contains the Primary Subcategory.

Primary Subcategory
Commercial Real Estate Data

The Primary Subcategory used for this profile’s headline score.

Secondary Subcategories
None listed

Other Subcategories where the Integration is listed.

Access
Account required
First tracked
2026-09-14
Tool count
80
Geography
US

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Primary Subcategory
1 scoredVerified connectors by score · Community connectors A–Z
Primary Subcategory
1Yardi Matrix100/100
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Tools

80 tools agents can invoke

Funraise Taiwan Real Estate FAQ
How do I improve a Community connector's discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are Funraise Taiwan Real Estate alternatives on Claude?

As of 2026-09-14, Funraise Taiwan Real Estate competes with Yardi Matrix, Acquirepad Real Estate Intelligence, Apartmentiq, AveryGPT, citytracker.ai, Cotality, HtAG Spatial, RED Atlas API, Spot2 in Claude Commercial Real Estate Data, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.