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7 Ways Data is Energizing the Real Estate Industry
Photo by Tejas Chaphalkar on Unsplash The volume of user and location data today has piqued the interest of many startups diving deep into the
Curating a Development Through the Use of Data in a Post-Covid World
Photo Credit: Chor Tsang on Unsplash How has the pandemic influenced what potential buyers/renters are looking for in a neighbourhood and resident preferences? Can data
No more legwork: How to find a great location to develop in seconds
Photo credit: Zane Lee on Unsplash You’ve just completed a big project in Phoenix, AZ — a luxury seniors residence with 200 units — and
Replicating Multifamily Success across Markets through Data Analytics: Dallas vs. Atlanta
Photo by Andreas Dress on Unsplash “Gut feel” is often cited as one of the main drivers behind major real estate investment decisions. In many
Local Analytics has launched One-Click Reports Everywhere
Photo credit: Hayes Potter on Unsplash This week we’re celebrating the launch of our Local Analytic’s one-click reports everywhere in the US and Canada!(!!) That
Despite growth in online grocery shopping, Canadian renters’ demand local grocery stores more than ever
Photo credit: Gabriella Clare Marino – Unsplash Since March of last year, we’ve grown accustomed to phrases like essential services, social distancing and lockdown. While
How Local Logic’s hyperlocal data enhances every property listing on Remax.com
Photo credit: Pixabay When homebuyers visit RE/MAX’s flagship website, their search for listings are layered with the kind of data they used to get from
The race for space: rise of remote work drives renters exodus from small apartments
Zoom calls in the kitchen? Talking over each other’s conference calls around the dining room table? Running a meeting over the sound of your kids
50 ways to leave Toronto (for Montréal)
Image credit: Michael Muraz, Diego Delso It’s for real, this time: your relationship with Toronto is over. You’re done with the insane house prices. You’re