DraymereConstruction progress monitoring
What is standing, against what the contract promised. We come on a fixed date and photograph it.
The gap we report
A brochure is written before the work.
A handover date moves the way it moves below — this is the shape of it, not one buyer's project. A report carries both dates side by side: the one the developer announced, and the range our own visits point to.
Q4 2025Announced at saleRevised to Q2 2026, then Q4 2026 — the developer's own moves.
Fifteen months later. Revised twice along the way, and nobody told the buyer.
2027Where our visits point
For the buyer
If you bought one.
A visit to your address, on a date we fix with you.
$270a report, depending on the district and the property
- Photographs carrying the day they were taken.
- A written note on what they show, in your language.
- What the contract says should be there by now, set against what was found.
- A completion range, where the building lets us give one.
For the agent
If you sell them.
A whole market, every project in it that we cover, as one feed.
$39a month for one market, one agent
- Dated reports as they are published.
- Sites where construction has just started.
- Handovers falling inside the next twelve months.
- A digest of what you watch, daily or weekly.
Where each building is, in ten steps
- 01Site fenced
- 02Earthworks
- 03Foundation
- 04Frame complete
- 05Topping out
- 06Envelope closed
- 07Glazing
- 08Facade complete, scaffolding down
- 09Landscaping and external connections
- 10Handover
Coverage
Somebody of ours already drives there.
- 16
- markets an agent can subscribe to, each sold whole
- 28
- districts where a private visit is priced and dispatched
- 16
- countries the two lists sit in
An agent buys a market whole; a private buyer orders a visit to one address.
Open to agents from 1 December 2026
London, New York, Miami + Broward + Palm Beach, Dubai, Bali, UK regions.
10 more markets follow, and a private visit is already dispatched to every district on the list.
Questions
Asked before signing.
- Is this technical supervision?
- No. We report what the place looks like now and whether it matches what was promised; the grade of the rebar is a different job for a different company.
- Do you go inside?
- For a townhouse or a villa, yes: the visit is to your unit. An apartment is covered from the outside, by Snapshot — nobody is let into one while it is being built, and inside one nothing changes for weeks at a time.
- Can an agent buy a single project?
- No. A market is sold whole, and one purchase is one market. Once your team holds one, every market you buy after it is 30% off.
- Who sees my reports?
- A private client’s reports stay with that client and never enter an agent’s market feed.
