Nine readings of the register — when buildings hand over, how long they take, what they ask, and who is behind them.
One square is one building, standing on the year it handed over — or, where it has not, the year it is promised for.
Every building that records both a construction start and an end date.
Each currency keeps its own scale, so a figure is only ever read against others quoted the same way. Nothing is converted.
Two parties named on the same project, and how much of each one's work the pair accounts for.
The register records who owns a brand and who runs it, separately. They are often the same company and sometimes not — and where nothing is recorded, it says so rather than guessing.
Every fact has three states, not two: recorded, or looked for with no source stating it, or not yet asked.
Read from the register on 2026-08-26