Brieflocal
Hyperlocal micromarkets may be the next big housing data shift
AI makes analysis cheaper, but it can amplify errors if the market is defined too broadly. The next useful layer of housing data is hyperlocal: subdivisions, developments, buildings and competitive sets that can matter more to an individual property than broad geographic averages. “Real estate is local” may be the industry’s most durable cliché because it is true. The problem is that local can still be remarkably broad [1].
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