Neighborhood Boundaries
Neighborhood Boundaries identifies and names neighborhoods as they are experienced by local residents. In addition to a hierarchy of precisely validated names and boundaries, it provides data on the population, demographics, culture and other attributes that make a cohesive neighborhood.
Is Neighborhood Boundaries right for you?
Answer a few quick questions about your business and your intended use so we can help you determine if the data is a good fit for your use case.
Question 1
Are you looking to filter and analyze by a geography more granular than zip code or town?
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No
Question 2
Is your business looking to create hyper-local or direct marketing campaigns?
Yes
No
Question 3
Is the ability to search, filter, and compare properties by neighborhood an essential element of your business?
Yes
No
Question 4
Is your company interested in analyzing international areas by neighborhoods?
Yes
No
Question 5
Select the neighborhood attributes that are relevant based on your organization’s needs:
Neighborhood names
Neighborhood centroids
Neighborhood boundaries
Neighborhood type (macro/micro)
Benefits
Online search
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Restrict your results to a specific neighborhood
Social media
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Refine searches to a more precise and socially relevant location
Direct marketing
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Create hyper-local campaigns
Home valuation
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Real estate, financial, and insurance markets can identify comparable home or apartment values
Features
- Neighborhoods are defined using multiple authoritative sources including local government, real estate, tourism, local media, and client feedback
- Unambiguous boundaries enable more accurate search and analysis results and cleaner visualization
- A robust hierarchy tailors data organization, providing macro-neighborhoods, neighborhoods, and sub-neighborhoods
- Coverage concentrates around key metro areas
- Quarterly updates show where change and coverage expansion has occurred
- Change table details adds/deletes/changes from last release
Details
- Covers approximately 100,000 neighborhoods in over 925 metros and 83 countries worldwide
- Includes a unique and persistent object ID as well as primary name, object type code, subtype code, centroid coordinate, and area fields
- Defines macro-neighborhoods, neighborhoods, and sub neighborhoods
- Names table provides alternative names and languages
- Exception and function codes help identify unique and non-traditional neighborhood types
Specifications
Coverage
Global
Release schedule
Quarterly
Unit of sale
Region, Country, State