Not Yet Built

The Not Yet Built database from Royal Mail contains the addresses of 500,000 properties that are planned or under construction.

Key features of Not Yet Built

Monthly updates
New property information is received by Local Authorities every day, and the data is completely refreshed every month
500,000 addresses
Not Yet Built contains 500,000 address records that aren't on the main PAF database
New build address validation
Capture and verify addresses of properties that are yet to be built

Royal Mail's database of properties under construction

100,000 new homes are completed in the UK every year, but until the new homeowners have moved in, the addresses do not feature on Royal Mail's Postcode Address File (PAF). The Not Yet Built database closes this data gap by listing the addresses of 500,000 properties that are under construction or in the planning stages.

This means new build addresses can be validated and verified, even if the new owners are yet to move in.

Add an additional 500,000 properties that are under construction to Royal Mail's PAF Dataset with Not Yet Built

Access to the Not Yet Built database is vital to ensure utility providers, retail companies, insurance and financial services can capture accurate addresses. With Not Yet Built data, you can discover exactly where your future customers are going to live and work.

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Discover exactly where your future customers are going to live and work with Royal Mail's PAF Dataset and Not Yet Built

How Not Yet Built can help your organisation

New customers
Do you know where your future customers will live? Not Yet Built is a powerful marketing tool to target new customers who will have a high demand for services and products.
Business planning
Improve your knowledge of local markets to aid future marketing activities and business planning, particularly for service providers and retail enterprises.
Accurate data for service providers
Address validation for new build properties is vital for utility companies and other service providers, so they can connect new services before homeowners move in.
Risk assessment and fraud detection
New build address verification aids insurance companies and credit agencies with identity checks and can prevent fraud.