Your house, as three engines describe it.
Every measured house receives its private letter without charge. Two records exist behind it.
For a century the window did the choosing. The machines do it now, and they do it before the buyer has heard the name of the house.
Alexandre OliveFive things you cannot see from inside the house.
You are being priced before anyone speaks to you.
Asked whether a house holds its value, the engines answer with a discount and no source behind it.
Another house is being recommended in your place.
When a buyer asks what to consider at your price, the answer arrives carrying names. Yours may not be among them.
The machines have decided what kind of house you are.
They place the house at a tier and among a peer group, whether or not either matches what the house built.
Every damaging line came from pages that have addresses.
The record traces the sources most likely to have produced it.
You are guessing where to appear. The record knows.
The publications, references, marketplaces and forums that decided the answers in your category, marked according to which carry you, which carry your competitors, and which carry nobody.
What you do with it on Monday morning.
Brief your digital partner with a list of named sources rather than an instruction to improve.
Tell your team where to publish next, from a ranked list of named sources rather than a hunch.
Decide which market to correct first on evidence, not on the market that shouts loudest internally.
Answer your chairman on what artificial intelligence means for the house, with a number rather than an opinion.
See which of your competitors the engines have already chosen.
A house that takes its record next year will know its position. A house that takes it now will know its direction.
Where you stand. Where the category stands.
Your house, complete.
Every one of your recorded answers, read across five verdicts, three engines, three markets and sixteen days. Alongside two houses of your choosing, named by you, measured identically.
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Your verdicts, complete, across all nine questions
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Across the window, read as sixteen days rather than as single days
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Engine by engine, because the three do not agree
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Market by market, because the three do not agree either
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The discount trace, in the words the engine used, with the sources most likely to have produced it
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Substitution: the houses that arrive when a buyer asks about yours
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The field around you: every house named in your category’s answers
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The sources that decided your answers, by name and by address
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Your baseline, and how the verdicts moved across the window
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Two houses of your choosing, side by side with yours, on every question, engine and market
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The reading, two pages, written by Alexandre Olive
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Appendix: method, verdict rules and intervals, so the house can audit the Report
The category, named.
Every measured house, named, with its verdicts as recorded. The pattern behind who the engines choose.
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Every measured house, named, with its verdicts as recorded
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What the recommended houses hold in common: price, distribution, sources, attributes
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Who occupies the answers, question by question, in order of frequency
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The full source map, by address, with the houses each source carries, and how it differs across the three markets
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Where the price narrative is written, and by whom
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Engine by engine, and where the three disagree about the same house
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Market by market, across the United States, the United Kingdom and Singapore
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How the field moved across the window, and where the engines were unstable
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The reading, four pages, written by Alexandre Olive
The Dossier answers where you stand. The Field answers why the others were chosen.
The record cannot be recreated. The sixteen days of August 2026 will not be run again, and a house that holds them owns a position no later buyer can acquire.
A ranking of houses, here or anywhere the Report publishes.
Any influence, in either direction, on how the house is measured.
The Field names houses to the house that holds it.
Both records are sold to measured houses and to the groups that own them, for their own use. A house may share its record with its own advisers under the same terms. Neither is sold to agencies, vendors or intermediaries, nor licensed for resale or for approaching other houses.
Two prices. Published. Never negotiated.
Identical for every measured house
A monitoring tool shows a house itself. This shows a house its field.
A single client redirected to another house costs more than either record.
Write to alexandre@eliaatelier.ch from an address at the house. An invoice follows the same day. The record is delivered within the working days stated above, from payment.
46 houses · 9 buyer questions · 3 engines · 3 markets · 16 days · 14,256 answers
The Report publishes the record. Diagnosis, strategy and implementation are separate work and are not sold here.
Both records exist as annual subscriptions for houses that want the year. Ask.
Request with the house’s name in the subject.