How construction transparency works
When you buy off-plan, the number that matters most isn't the price — it's the construction progress percentage. Your installments, your timeline and your peace of mind all hang off it. And on most portals, that number is copied by hand from a developer's brochure.
AkcernAI works differently. Every listed building runs its own system, and the progress figures you see are read straight from that system — never retyped.
Where the percentages come from
Every building on the network records its events — construction milestones, price changes, reservations — in a hash-chained journal: each entry is linked to the previous one, with a date and a sequence number. The marketplace reads a published projection of that journal.
That's why every figure on a building's page carries its provenance note: which system reported it and under which record number. It isn't an editorial promise; it's a reference you can audit.
What happens when a building goes quiet
Systems fall silent too: an outage, a construction pause, a developer who stops updating. When that happens, we don't fake freshness. We show the last good snapshot, clearly marked as stale, with the date of the last data.
For you as a buyer, that flag is as valuable as the figure itself: it tells you exactly how much weight to put on what you see, and what to ask before moving money.
How to use it before paying an installment
If your payment plan ties installments to construction progress, check the reported milestone and its date before each payment. If progress hasn't moved for months, ask — your advisor and the developer — before paying the next installment.
And before reserving, confirm the current price against the building's own record. Everything published on AkcernAI makes that check possible; our advisors help you read it.
See real progress, right now
Listed projects under construction show their progress exactly as each building reports it.