Digital infrastructure as factual input for your valuation
Market rent, vacancy, investments and risk: digital infrastructure affects all these assumptions. The IT-Label makes it measurable.
Why it matters
In a valuation, the digital quality of a building is often hard to substantiate. There is no comparable measure. The IT-Label provides that measure, determined on site and according to a fixed methodology.
Not a valuation
The IT-Label gives no value and makes no statement about value. It provides factual input. The valuation and the conclusions remain your responsibility.
Frequently asked questions
A building without an IT-Label?
A Certified Partner maps the digital infrastructure, with findings and risks.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label is for owners, investors, developers, governments, tenants, operators, brokers, valuers, facility managers, IT professionals, internet providers and inspection bodies.
Certified partners
The IT-Label is determined by independent partners who work to one methodology, so the outcome is comparable between buildings.
The IT-Label classifications
The IT-Label has six classifications. Each level describes a different digital delivery level and what that means for the user.
The methodology
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and actual performance, using one fixed method for every partner.