Before buying, check at least six public datasets: (1) active faults, (2) soil liquefaction, (3) flood potential, (4) nearby nuisance facilities, (5) actual transaction prices and building age, (6) urban-renewal scope. All are Taiwan government open data.
Active faults, soil liquefaction and flood potential drive earthquake and flood risk. AI DD Map’s property map overlays the official active-fault layer; liquefaction/flood link to official systems.
Gas stations, temples, funeral facilities, substations and telecom masts affect livability and resale. The map scans within 500 m of your pinned point in real time.
Check the actual-price registry for transaction prices and building age, and urban-renewal scope for redevelopment potential or risk.
Open Property DD →No — that is sensitive personal/reputational data; this site builds no address-level database.
Free geocoding of Taiwan street addresses is often imprecise, so you pin the exact spot on the map.