Difference between revisions of "Block Shopper"

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* Which school boundaries apply to the property
 
* Which school boundaries apply to the property
 
* Political representation (congressman)
 
* Political representation (congressman)
While the data elements are similar to [[Zillow]], Block Shopper has not built as complete a database as that or other real estate websites.
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While the data elements are similar to [[Zillow]], Block Shopper has not built as complete a database as that or other real estate websites.  It also offers a newsfeed of property sales stories.  The website gives real estate agents the ability to "claim" a property listing or sales transaction.
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The site was founded in 2006 by a group of reporters and news media executives.  It currently covers 19 states and the District of Columbia.  It is based in Chicago, Illinois.
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==

Latest revision as of 11:41, January 6, 2017

Block Shopper is a real estate web site with national coverage. It lists, among other data of residences:

  • the Homeowner
  • Last Purchase Price
  • Year of Last Purchase

After the user enters a specific accurate address, it shows data for the surrounding houses down the street. Clicking on a link for a specific address will show:

  • The current home owner
  • The last purchase price and year
  • Lot size
  • Tax dollars per acre
  • Home size in square feet
  • The number of bedrooms and bathrooms
  • Year built
  • A Google map showing the property location
  • Sales history
  • Tax history
  • Community demographics
  • Which school boundaries apply to the property
  • Political representation (congressman)

While the data elements are similar to Zillow, Block Shopper has not built as complete a database as that or other real estate websites. It also offers a newsfeed of property sales stories. The website gives real estate agents the ability to "claim" a property listing or sales transaction.

The site was founded in 2006 by a group of reporters and news media executives. It currently covers 19 states and the District of Columbia. It is based in Chicago, Illinois.

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