Indeed Lab Supplies 'The Stack' Data for Korea Real Estate Board's Official Land Price Survey

## Indeed Lab's 'The Stack' Joins Hands with Korea Real Estate Board… Opening New Horizons for Official Land Value Assessment Indeed Lab, which operates 'THE stack', an apartment unit-specific valuation system, has signed a data supply agreement with the Korea Real Estate Board, expecting to bring innovation to the official land value assessment method. Through this cooperation, The Stack's sophisticated analytical data will be utilized as key reference material in the Korea Real Estate Board's official land value survey and verification process. According to the agreement signed on the 14th, The Stack's environmental analysis information will be progressively applied to the official price survey and verification. In particular, the Korea Real Estate Board is expected to be able to more precisely evaluate environmental factors that significantly affect housing value, such as unit-specific views and openness, by utilizing the data primarily for high-end apartment complexes in major areas such as Seoul, Pangyo, and Haeundae in Busan. The biggest feature of The Stack is that it has converted existing subjective, image-based view information into 3D-based numerical data. For example, a Han River view is presented not merely as 'Han River view' but as a quantitative metric called 'Han River Visibility', and 3D Spatial Openness, including surrounding buildings and terrain, is also provided as concrete numerical data. Furthermore, by meticulously modeling and quantifying factors such as unit-specific insolation, noise levels, ventilation efficiency, and energy consumption, even subtle factors that determine housing value are objectively analyzed. Indeed Lab emphasized that The Stack's data, as a 'unique dataset quantifying unit-specific environmental performance', will provide crucial assistance to official price surveyors in determining subtle value differences between units. Thus, The Stack is an advanced platform that 3D models apartment complexes nationwide and, based on weather, terrain, and shading analysis algorithms, analyzes various items such as unit-specific views, insolation, and openness to assess value. An Indeed Lab official stated that this data supply agreement with the Korea Real Estate Board "is a significant example that clearly demonstrates how environmental information at the individual apartment unit level is no longer a supplementary factor, but is firmly establishing itself as a core criterion for housing valuation."