Loteamiento · Paraguay
Signal SUELO-PY-30Paraguay · identity withheld
Why this signal deserves a closer look: Recent public trace
- 4/8 applicable dimensions have public data (53% weighted coverage).
- Internal checks raise no critical contradiction in the available sources.
- The MADES signal is «Recent MADES».
- The commercial match is «Undetermined».
- Land price/m²: insufficient public-source evidence.
- Zone traction: insufficient public-source evidence.
- Resale liquidity: insufficient public-source evidence.
- Lot-supply slack: insufficient public-source evidence.
- Commercial match: no attributed, dated listing is available.
- Comparables: the sample is too small for a micro-zone median.
Next validation: Compare the offered price and terms with valid comparables from the same micro-zone.
What would change the reading: Would move to “Investigate further” with grade A/S, ≥70% documentary confidence and cross-checked public sources.
What OJOPY does not know: OJOPY does not know or validate registry liens, municipal approval, promised services, or contract terms.
🔒 Identity and detailed sources remain reserved for the Evidence Brief.
Why this grade: the signal score · next ceiling: below the quality floor for top grades (risk/confidence/coverage).
The analysis, dimension by dimension 4/8 with data · coverage 53% · ⓘ explains what it measures · tap each bar for why
The public view already shows the global ordinal index; the Evidence Brief adds per-dimension factors and the sources that exist. “no data” = no public source for that dimension in this signal (not 0: we don’t make it up). What your Evidence Brief unlocks: the traceable sources available for this capture, the declared land subdivider identity, exact location when present, and reasoned flags.
In this micro-zone we haven’t yet crossed portal comparables — that’s why price, zone traction, resale liquidity and lot saturation show no data. This is coverage, not a flaw in the lot: the MADES signal and location are present, and confidence is adjusted down accordingly.
Location approximate zone · ~5 km radius · exact in Evidence Brief
Commercial timing remains undetermined until an attributed, dated listing is matched. Zone comparables do not establish this project's commercial chronology.
🔒 Traceable dates and sources in your Evidence Brief.
Public evidence (MADES + registry)
🔒 Declared documentary identity (Land subdivider + cadastral account + registry entries, when present) — revealed in your Evidence Brief so your notary can cross-check it at the public registry.
Project contact & source
🔒 The full identity and sources in your Evidence Brief: land subdivider website, MADES case file and source record, and the environmental study reference. Corporate phone and social links where the public source provides them.
Internal risk and evidence checks
🔒 What to request to review internal criteria that are not met (documents and concrete checks), in your Evidence Brief.
Zone risk (geo) DEM + OSM + MADES · geo risk weighs on the score
History · evidence, market and model
First record taken. History builds with each update (signal vs portals vs source).
This is a radar signal
We located it in public sources. Open its Evidence Brief to see the paid fields that actually exist for this capture, while every missing item remains explicit. See an audited real case →
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Material-error guarantee: if a data point we gave as verified against its public source was wrong and changes the reading, we fix it free; if it invalidates the Brief, we refund your US$24.
Anonymised public signal — company name withheld until your Evidence Brief, never personal data. OJOPY is not a broker and does not sell real estate; it does not guarantee returns. The analysis reduces information asymmetry — it does not eliminate risk. Methodology · Legal.