Legal
How the score works
Last updated: 15 September 2026
Every report gets a score out of 100, built from five core factors drawn directly from official GURS cadastral and zoning data. Each factor contributes a different number of points depending on its impact on a property's development potential and usability.
Development Potential
Evaluates the percentage of the property that sits within a permitted building zone.
- · Registered building plots
- · High percentage of construction-permitted zoning
- · Agricultural or fully protected zoning
- · Incomplete zoning plan data
Registry Accuracy
Checks for discrepancies between official registry records and actual land use on the ground.
- · Exact matches between registered structures and actual use
- · Built areas remain strictly within zoning limits
- · Mismatch between registered buildings and actual land use
- · Actual built area exceeds permitted zoning share
Legal Encumbrances
Looks for property rights, easements, and other restrictions placed on the title.
- · No registered restrictions
- · No third-party property rights or easements
- · Active restrictions like a Municipal Spatial Plan
- · Easements like rights-of-way
Environmental Protections
Assesses exposure to environmental restrictions like water protection zones or forest reserves.
- · No overlapping environmental protection zones
- · Minimal share of protected area
- · Strict water protection areas (especially Karst)
- · Closed, reserve, or protective forest designations
Building Integrity
Scores the physical structures based on essential utilities and the age of the roof and facade.
- · Mains electricity and water connections
- · Recently renovated roof (under 15 years) and facade (under 20 years)
- · Absence of mains electricity
- · Aged, unrenovated roofs (>40 years) or facades (>50 years)
Score ranges
If a property triggers a critical registry error (such as a severe zoning breach) or sits under heavy legal or environmental restrictions, the overall score is automatically capped at "Fair" (59 points maximum), regardless of how well other factors perform.
This score is ParcelSlovenia's own estimate, built from public GURS registry data. It is informational and does not constitute a professional valuation or legal assessment. For a legally binding assessment, consult a notary or licensed surveyor.