Property sales/assessment


Tracking property sales volume and prices enables partners to document how the housing boom and bust is playing out in different types of neighborhoods. Over 70% of the partners have address-level sales data, which are generally obtained from local Assessors’ records. These data are updated more frequently than most other administrative data – ten of those with sales data receive it monthly or quarterly.



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