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Christopher Canning
  • Charleston, SC
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Sources for data mining rents by zip code

Christopher Canning
  • Charleston, SC
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I'm looking to bounce SFH sale prices against rents. I've found plenty of sources for home sale prices that I can easily get in a downloadable format (csv) but I can't seem to find a downloadable database of rents vs zip code/neighborhood. I see that city-data as well as truila have heat maps, but I can't find a way to download the information and I'm not sure what database they are using to generate the maps. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Chris

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John Knisely
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Media, PA
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John Knisely
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Media, PA
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Originally posted by @Christopher Canning:

@John Knisely - thanks.  That's a good call.  I was hoping to be able to find a freely available source online, but if the easiest way is to just reach out to a local agent, I'll do it.

 The ones worth talking to shouldn't be bothered by getting you this data.

Let's see if we can summon any from BP keyword alerts. Charleston real estate agents. South Carolina realtor....Now we wait!

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