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Interesting idea. I think it becomes far more interesting if you can come up with analysis that not only provides homes for sale but homes that may be coming up
by bronco21016 2y ago
Interesting idea. I think it becomes far more interesting if you can come up with analysis that not only provides homes for sale but homes that may be coming up for sale. Which neighborhoods have listings for furniture on Facebook Marketplace? Which homes appear to no longer have anyone living there. I look at a home I own that will be sold soon. No internet is setup there. Maybe you Wardrive, by the literal definition, and find homes that don't seem to have internet as an indicator that someone may be interested in moving/selling. The possibilities are endless.
- j-a-a-p 2y agoThe motivation behind this project was the fact that the city has limited online property listings. Hence, wardriving. I guess that the availability of other online data is then also limited.
- jampa 2y agoYeah that is a good idea, for internet I was surprised that the city has lot of fiber companies so lots of wifi all around, I pay just $12 for 800mb/s which is cheaper than metropolitan cities (and that's the "expensive plan"). Facebook idea is awesome, I was trying to find posting on "craigslist" alternatives but got nothing, but since the town skews older, they are all must be on Facebook!