Real Estate Hindsight from Trulia
Briefly, Trulia has created some time based visualization of the real estate market on top of their databases.
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June 12, 2007
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I ran across the neatest tool on my favourite data mining blog: A tool which will illustrate graphically the development of any given area. I'd like to thank the kind folks at Trulia for putting this incredible tool together.
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I ran across the neatest tool on my favourite data mining blog: A tool which will illustrate graphically the development of any given area. I'd like to thank the kind folks at Trulia for putting this incredible tool together.
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Posted by: Mike | June 12, 2007 at 12:14 PM
I didn't realize that this used Stamen's tools until I ran across it on Michal Migurski's blog--so, Double Thanks to Stamen for putting together the toolkit that made all of this possible! :)
Regards,
Brian
Posted by: Brian L. | June 13, 2007 at 03:10 PM