Privacy Policy

The form: brochure, VAT figures, meeting

While you read these pages without sending the form, we learn nothing about you beyond the ordinary web-server record of the request itself (page, time, browser type), which is what keeps the site running and is not assembled into a profile.

On the catalogue, development, collection and price pages you can ask for a PDF brochure. If you send that request, we receive the brochure you chose, the reply channel and your contact on it — a phone number, a Telegram username or an e-mail address — and your name, if you gave it.

Home cards and the VAT and cost pages carry a form, «We’ll work out your price with VAT». If you send it, we receive your answers to its questions (whether the home will be your main residence, whether you have bought at the reduced rate before, when you plan to buy, what you are looking for), your name, the reply channel you chose and your contact on it — a phone number, a Telegram username or an e-mail address — and, if you booked a meeting, its type and the day and time, or the time that suits you.

The request also carries what we need to make sense of it: the page and the home you sent it from, that home’s price and area, the site language, your device type, ad campaign tags and the site you came from (if your browser passed it on). Your IP address is not written into the request: it is used only for spam protection — no more than five requests from one address an hour — and held in the server’s memory until it restarts.

Why: to send the brochure or prepare the figures, reply on the channel you chose and arrange the meeting — in other words, to do what you asked for. We send no marketing to these contacts.

Where it is kept: the request is written to a file on our server and to our Google spreadsheet (Google Sheets), and a notification reaches our work chat on Telegram. It is read by the person who runs the developments. We don’t sell it or pass it on to third parties; Google and Telegram are simply the services the spreadsheet and the notification run on. We keep the request while we are talking about the purchase; ask, and we’ll delete it from all three places.

The site also counts, on its own server, how many times the form was opened and closed, how many people reached the second step and how many sent it — with no cookies, no IP address and no identifiers: just the event, the kind of form, the step, how many seconds after arriving on the site or opening the form it happened, the page, the language and the Google campaign number if you came from an ad.

Cookies and tracking

Traffic is measured with Google Analytics — and only if you agree to it. On your first visit, as soon as you scroll, tap the screen or press a key, two choices appear at the bottom of the screen: «Accept» or «Essential only». On a phone they sit in a full-width bar; on a tablet or computer, in a card in the bottom right-hand corner. Until you press «Accept», the tag is not loaded at all— no script, not a single request to Google, not one cookie. Press «Essential only» and it never loads.

With consent given, Google Analytics sets its own cookies and collects anonymous statistics: how many people visit, which pages and devices they come from, which links take them to WhatsApp or Telegram, and how many send the VAT form. No names, phone numbers, e-mail addresses or messages: all the form passes to Google Analytics is the fact that it was sent.

If you arrived through one of our Google ads, the same consent keeps the ad click’s identifier (a _gcl cookie, kept for up to 90 days), so Google Ads learns that after that ad someone tapped the WhatsApp or Telegram button or sent the VAT form. That is how we see which ads bring people and stop paying for the ones that don’t. Google doesn’t learn what you wrote in the messenger or in the form: the site records only the tap itself and the fact of sending. Profiles for targeting and remarketing are switched off explicitly: we don’t build audiences from visitors to this site.

You can change your mind at any time: clear this site’s data in your browser settings and the choice appears again. Your choice is kept in your own browser and is never sent anywhere.

There are no separate advertising pixels on this site — not Google Ads’, not Meta’s, not anyone else’s: visits from Google ads and sent forms are counted by the same Google Analytics.

The site’s fonts are served from our own domain: they’re downloaded once when the site is built and shipped with it, so your browser never contacts Google Fonts.

The one third-party service on this site is Mapbox maps. They run on development pages, and in the catalogue if you switch the list to map view; the home page, the blog and the rest carry no map and make no outside requests at all. When a map opens, your browser fetches map tiles from Mapbox and Mapbox records that the map was loaded — that is how the service counts usage. A technical Mapbox identifier is kept in your browser’s storage (localStorage, not a cookie). We neither receive nor use any of it: what Mapbox does with it is governed by its own privacy policy.

WhatsApp and Telegram

Besides the form, you can reach us on messengers: the buttons on this site open a conversation on WhatsApp or Telegram. That’s a handoff to a third-party service — once you’ve tapped one of them and started chatting, that conversation is governed by WhatsApp’s or Telegram’s own privacy policy, not this one. We see what anyone you message sees: your number or account name, and what you wrote.

Some of those buttons open with the first message already written — naming the development or the home you were looking at. It behaves exactly like text you typed yourself: you can read and edit it before sending, and it goes nowhere except the messenger.

Where the conversation is stored, and who sees it

Requests sent through the form are kept as described in the form section. A messenger conversation is held wherever your other messages are held and read by the person who runs the development. We don’t sell or pass it on to third parties, and we don’t use your number or address for marketing.

Your data, and getting in touch about it

To ask what we hold about you (including a request sent through the form), or to have it corrected or deleted, message us on WhatsApp or Telegram. There’s no separate address or phone line set up for this — the same person who answers ordinary questions answers these too.

Changes to this policy

If what we collect or how we handle it changes, this page will be updated — the date above reflects the last edit.