Rosreestr MCP server

This is a small helper that connects your AI assistant to open Russian property data from Rosreestr. You can ask about an apartment, a building or a plot of land, and get back things like its area, year built, cadastral value and address. It is handy if you work with real estate, land, or property paperwork and want quick answers without clicking around government websites.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like the cadastral value of a specific property or what is at a certain address. The AI passes your question to this helper. The helper then talks to the public Rosreestr data sources (the NSPD geoportal, with the older public cadastral map as a backup) and pulls back the matching records. It keeps a small local cache so repeat questions are faster and it does not hammer the public sites. You get the result back in your chat as a short list or summary.

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What you can do with it

• Look up a property by its cadastral number and get area, year built, cadastral value and address
• Search for properties by typing a free-text address
• Find all objects at a given latitude and longitude
• Check the current cadastral value of a property
• See a locally collected history of cadastral value changes
• Get the allowed use type (what the land or building may be used for)

What it gives back to you

You get back short, readable answers in your chat: a list of matching properties with their cadastral numbers, areas, years, addresses and cadastral values. For an address search you also get a confidence score so you can tell how sure the match is. For a value check you get the current number, and if the helper has seen it before, a short history of past values. Nothing is changed on the official side, it is all read-only lookups.

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Who it's for

People who deal with Russian property or land, like real estate agents, appraisers, land analysts and anyone doing quick due diligence on a plot or building.