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by thinkalone
5773 days ago
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> At some point, you could perhaps mash up data you get about buildings with a lot of the data NYC has opened up about the city as part of its gov2.0 efforts. This way, you can provide a sense for the "value" of an apartment alongside stats like average income of neighborhood, crime rates, etc. Already got some heavy competition in that area:
http://nyc.everyblock.com/
http://streeteasy.com/nyc
http://www.trulia.com/ |
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