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If you do a binary search on their API you discover they have 138 cities, somewhat more than listed in the drop down: http://api.rentswatch.com/ http://api.rent
by leejo 10y ago
If you do a binary search on their API you discover they have 138 cities, somewhat more than listed in the drop down: http://api.rentswatch.com/ http://api.rentswatch.com/
They're claiming to have the largest database of rent prices in Europe, is this true?
- kakwa_ 10y agoAccording to their map, for my neighborhood (XIVe in Paris), they've analyzed 339 flats which is not a lot to be true... I've collected about the same number just using one website API for around one month while I was searching a few years ago: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kakwa/supybot-plugin-seloger/master/stats/75014 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kakwa/supybot-plugin-selog... And their statistics are far too simple. For example there are huge differences between very small flats (~15m^2) and flats above ~50m^2, the price per square meter is 50% higher for the small ones. A global average like presented is nearly meaningless.