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Real Estate Thought of the Day...

Using a process called google-hacking, someone has posted Seattle's 911 incident data (automatically generated) on top of a google map. :
Google Maps - Most recent Seattle 911 incidents
Interesting stuff with lots of real estate applications. For example, what if we could feed MLS data into Google maps for display?

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7:18 AM

In line with this idea you might want to play with myGmaps.com:

myGmaps enables you to create, save and host custom data files and display them with Google Maps.

This site is "alpha" quality--while we will endeavour not to delete your account and data there are no guarantees. There are a limited number of accounts available for testing purposes. At present each user can create approximately 10 maps with 10 locations each.

myGmaps is not an official or authorised Google service.

You could experiment with the "minipage" feature to include real estate data for a particular location.

--Phil.    



11:32 AM

That's interesting you mention that... On another blog, tyr.blogspot.com, I started to play and do just that!

http://tyr.blogspot.com/2005/04/google-maps-homes-in-ballard.html

Thanks for the idea!    



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