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Going down into the rabbit hole, here is a JSON file [1] containing the county level data from the Economist. I think that this is the source of the data used b

• tuckermi 11y ago
  The original post from Metrocosm is here: http://metrocosm.com/the-housing-value-of-every-county-in-the-u-s/ http://metrocosm.com/the-housing-value-of-every-county-in-th.... It provides a link to the source data from the Economist for the county-level data.
  • rmxt 11y ago
    Where is the link on that site? I didn't see one, which is why I went digging for it and turned up the link above.
    • vonmoltke 11y ago
      I finally found it in a different article linked via a pingback. The article above does not reference county-level data at all from what I can tell.
    • tuckermi 11y ago
      The metrocosm post links to this page on the Economist: http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2015/04/daily-chart-2 http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2015/04/daily-c..., but unfortunately I am now hitting the paywall and don't have my subscription info handy :-/
• breck 11y ago
  Not quite JSON, but a find + replace using /\n([^\=])+\=/ + ",\n" and adding [] around the start and end will fix it