Buildings address database

The buildings address database includes the following information:

• The province, county and municipality names together with their TERYT identifiers,
• The names of the primary locality and the part of the locality, and their TERYT identifiers,
• The street name and its TERYT identifier,
• The building number and postal code,
• The longitude and latitude of every building,
• Data on the number of dwellings, the number of residents estimated by GUS, and the number of places in collective accommodation facilities,
• Demographic data - the number of registered residents broken down into five-year age groups,
• The number of registered companies and businesses at the address,
• The GUS census enumeration area and district codes in which the building is located.

The database always contains current address data, updated quarterly. In its basic version, the database is built on data from GUS (the Central Statistical Office) and GUGiK (the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography); additional data (e.g. demographic or company data) comes from other official sources.

Product details:

• Contents: building addresses (province, county, municipality, locality, street, number, postal code) with TERYT identifiers, the number of dwellings and residents, census enumeration area and district codes, and geographic coordinates
• Coverage: address points across the whole of Poland
• Data sources: GUS (the Central Statistical Office) and GUGiK (the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography)
• Currency: always-current address data, updated quarterly, reflecting changes in the building stock
• Additional data (optional): enrichment with information about a building's surroundings (POI, land, hazards, demographics)
• Data format: CSV (XLSX or ODS on request)
• Technical support: full assistance with implementation and integration

Building addresses: province, county, municipality, locality and street

Every record in the database is described unambiguously by a full address - from the province name, through the county and municipality, to the locality, street, building number and postal code. Every level of the division has a TERYT identifier assigned, which makes it easy to link the address data with other registers that use TERYT.

In addition, every building is given GUS census enumeration area and district codes as well as geographic coordinates, so you can easily plot the addresses on a map and use them in spatial analysis, as needed.

Enrich building data with information about its surroundings

We can additionally enrich the building data with information describing its surroundings - a particularly useful option for location analysis and property scoring. The available categories include, among others:

• The number of POIs of a given type near the address,
• The type of land around the address,
• The number of residents and dwellings in the area,
• The number of competitor locations within a radius of a few kilometers,
• Access to educational facilities and nurseries,
• Access to green spaces,
• Access to alternative-fuel infrastructure and selected retail chains,
• Distance from hazard areas: floods, landslides, fires and others,
• Residents' incomes and demographic data.

Address data with the building number and its geographic coordinates - not just at the level of a locality or street.

The number of dwellings and the number of residents estimated by GUS - useful for potential analysis and segmentation.

Data compiled from the registers of GUS (the Central Statistical Office) and GUGiK (the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography).

TERYT identifiers and census enumeration area and district codes make it easier to join the data with other datasets.

Always-current data, ready to use in applications, analyses and CRM and ERP systems.

Every record has a standardized address and geographic coordinates ready for Location Intelligence analysis.

What can you use the buildings address database for?

Baza adresowa budynków sprawdza się wszędzie tam, gdzie liczy się dokładna lokalizacja i poThe buildings address database proves its worth wherever accurate location and address correctness matter. Here are the most common uses:

• Location analysis and property scoring - assessing an address based on its surroundings, access to services and distance from hazard areas.
• Plotting addresses on a map - the coordinates of every building let you place the data on a map in GIS or BI tools.
• Enriching and organizing data - use building addresses, TERYT identifiers and coordinates to tidy up your own data; you carry out the verification and standardization on your side.
• Demographic and market analysis - using the number of dwellings and residents to estimate the potential of areas.
• Address search and suggestions - from the data you can build search and verification of building addresses in your applications, as needed.
• Marketing and customer segmentation - the address database makes it easier to sort and segment customers in marketing by the exact location of a building.

The database is a data source - you build specific services on it yourself (e.g. address verification or autocomplete).

Who is the buildings address database for?

The buildings address database is especially well suited to:

• Financial and insurance institutions - location scoring, risk assessment and enriching customer data,
• E-commerce companies - accurate delivery addresses and analyzing the potential of areas,
• Telecommunications and energy companies - planning network coverage at the building level,
• Logistics and courier companies - precise address location, planning service areas and deliveries,
• Analytics teams - a reliable building-address layer for spatial analysis.

How do you get started with the database?

1. Download a data sample - fill in the short form on the page and get access to a prepared sample so you can check the quality, scope and fit of the data to your needs.
2. Integrate with your systems - import the CSV, XLSX or ODS file into your CRM, ERP or analytics tool and use the data however you like. We offer full technical support and consultation.
3. Receive updates - every quarter we send an updated file with current data, so you're always working from the latest state.

What does the buildings address database contain?

The database contains full building addresses (province, county, municipality, locality, street, number) with TERYT identifiers, the number of dwellings and the estimated number of residents, GUS census enumeration area and district codes, and the geographic coordinates of every building.

Where does the data come from?

The database was compiled from data from GUS (the Central Statistical Office) and GUGiK (the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography).

Does the database include building coordinates?

Yes. Every building has a longitude and latitude assigned, so you can easily plot the addresses on a map and use them in spatial analysis.

Can the building data be enriched with information about the surroundings?

Yes. We offer optional enrichment with data about an address's surroundings, such as the number of nearby POIs, the type of land, access to green spaces and services, distance from hazard areas, and demographic data.

How does the buildings database differ from the localities database and the postal codes, localities and streets database?

The buildings address database describes data at the level of a single building - with the number, coordinates and the number of dwellings and residents. The localities database works at the level of localities and their parts, while the postal codes, localities and streets database adds streets and postal codes. The products complement each other nicely, depending on the level of detail you need.