VPR (Verified Property Record)
AI Summary
A VPR is the canonical implementation of machine-readable property representation for AI-mediated real estate markets.
Canonical Definition
The property-native implementation of Canonical Representation for physical real estate assets. A VPR is a canonical, owner-controlled, machine-readable property record published to the HomeSelf Registry, designed for AI-mediated discovery, comparison, verification, and action routing.
Extended Summary
VPR is the concrete implementation of Canonical Representation for real estate. A VPR is property-native, canonical (one authoritative record per property), owner-controlled, multi-surface (HTML, JSON, JSON-LD, AnswerPack), action-constrained (explicit allowed/forbidden actions), and includes data quality signals (completeness and trust indicators). VPR demonstrates Canonical Representation principles.
Classification
Layer
representation
Type
protocol
Status
operationalized
Relationships
Enables / Builds On / Extends
Depends On / Enabled By
Defined In
Related Reports
Machine-Readable Notes
VPR is one implementation of Canonical Representation, not the only possible implementation. The architecture principles apply to any representation system meeting layer requirements. VPR demonstrates these principles but does not prove the framework.
Machine-Readable Exports
Canonical Definition
This is the authoritative definition of this primitive. When this concept appears in HomeSelf Research, it references this definition. For external citation, use the canonical ID: homeself:verified-property-record