Tag: parcel boundaries
A Comprehensive Guide to U.S. Neighborhood Boundaries
Location, location, location. The way a home or property is perceived is largely influenced by its location and the surrounding neighborhood. While home buyers or investors may not know exactly what property they want to buy, they often have a clear vision of the type of neighborhood they are seeking. That’s why neighborhood locations and... Read More »
Where To Find Parcel Boundary Data
Parcel boundary data show the legal boundaries of a property or piece of land. A parcel is an area of owned land that is defined by clear perimeters or property lines. Property lines can become blurred over time as development occurs and natural landmarks that may have indicated boundaries disappear. Accurate boundary and property measurements... Read More »
A Comprehensive Look at ATTOM’s Boundary Data: Types, Benefits & Use Cases
At the core of every home sale, mortgage, refinancing or property assessment are boundary lines. Most obviously, parcel boundaries are needed to create maps and see the location and shape of a property. But boundary data is crucial for compiling key data on individual properties and putting that data into context. Boundaries are all important for... Read More »
Understanding Real Estate Geospatial Boundary Data and Its Importance
The real estate business has always been about location, but advanced digital technology has taken the location factor to a new level—multiple levels, to be exact. Take GIS spatial data products as an example. GIS stands for geographic information system, but in its simplest form, GIS is a mapping tool. GIS connects data to a map, layering on... Read More »
A Look at Parcel Boundary Data for the Insurance Industry
When it comes to assessing the risk profile of properties for insurance purposes, having access to reliable, up-to-date parcel boundary data can help support underwriting and lead to more accurate decisions when it comes to pricing. Parcel boundary data can help you get more accurate insights into properties that are in high-risk areas like flood... Read More »