Open Property Data Association

All property professions · Shared by your organisation

A question from real work

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How all property professions experience contributes Practitioners bring evidence to working groups, who review meaning to inform the draft specification. An address can help locate a property, but it does not by itself explain whether a report describes a building, a dwelling or a title record. OPDA · ALL PROPERTY PROFESSIONS Professional judgement shapes shared meaning. PRACTITIONERS Bring evidence Authorised examples,questions and exceptionsfrom real work. WORKING GROUPS Review meaning Challenge draft definitionsand clarify the distinctionsthat matter. WORK IN DEVELOPMENT Shape the specification Help develop shareddefinitions for propertyinformation. A QUESTION FROM YOUR FIELD An address can help locate a property, but it does not by itself explain whether a reportdescribes a building, a dwelling or a title record. Register interest at opda.org.uk/join · Participation is subject to OPDA review.
Professional evidence informs review of the draft specification. This is work in development, not an adopted requirement.

A property transaction brings together information from many organisations. Repeated questions and differences in meaning make that information harder to use.

An address can help locate a property, but it does not by itself explain whether a report describes a building, a dwelling or a title record.

The Open Property Data Association (OPDA) is inviting professional experience to help make these distinctions clear. Help explain what information means in your work, which exceptions matter and what other people need to understand when you share it.

Registration expresses interest, subject to OPDA review, not automatic membership or access.

Register your interest: https://opda.org.uk/join

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