Fields and expansions

The price the property was listed for at the given date. It is considered an 'estimate' in our system because we may not have got the exact day of the intial listing or the price change correct, though it generally should be quite accurate.

For unlisted events backed by a public sale record, this is the actual price paid in the completed sale rather than an asking price.

The date when this property was listed for sale on the market.

This timestamp marks the beginning of the property's listing period and serves as a reference point for calculating time-on-market metrics.

Identifies the specific market event that triggered the current status of this property listing.

This classification tracks significant changes to the property's market presence, providing insights into its listing history and price adjustment patterns.

• Listed: Initial placement of the property on the market
• Price increase: Upward adjustment of the asking price
• Price decrease: Downward revision of the asking price
• Unlisted: Removal of the property from active market listings (generally indicates a sale, but could also represent a withdrawn or expired listing where definitive public documentation may be unavailable). Where a public sale record backs the event, the price is the actual amount paid rather than an asking price

The rental price that the property was listed for at the given date. It is considered an 'estimate' in our system because we may not have got the exact day of the initial rental listing or price change correct, though it generally should be quite accurate.

Specifies which portion of the property is being offered for rent.

This field helps categorize rental listings based on whether the entire property or only specific sections are available.

This information can be used to filter rental properties based on tenant needs and living space requirements.

• Entire property: The complete dwelling is available for rent
• One room: A single bedroom within a shared property
• Basement: A separate basement unit or suite
• Main floor: The principal level of the property

The date when this property was listed for rent.

This timestamp marks the beginning of the property's rental listing period and serves as a reference point for calculating time-on-market metrics.

Identifies the specific market event that triggered the current status of this property's rental listing.

This classification tracks significant changes to the property's market presence, providing insights into its listing history and price adjustment patterns.

• Listed: Initial placement of the property on the rental market
• Price increase: Upward adjustment of the rental price
• Price decrease: Downward revision of the rental price
• Unlisted: Removal of the property from active market rental listings (generally indicates the property was rented, but could also represent a withdrawn or expired rental listing)

The calendar year in which the property value assessment was conducted.

This temporal reference point indicates when the official valuation was determined, providing context for understanding the assessment's recency and relevance to current market conditions.

The most recent official property tax assessment value available for this property.

This figure represents the assessed value determined by the local municipal authority for property tax purposes. It may not reflect current market value and is typically updated on a scheduled basis that varies by jurisdiction.

The assessment year corresponding to this value is provided in the separate 'assessment_year' field. No value will appear if assessment data is unavailable for this property.

The official date when the application for this permit or license was submitted to the relevant authority.

This timestamp marks the initiation of the regulatory approval process and serves as a reference point for tracking application progress and processing timelines.

The content of the official permit or license document.

This field contains information from the actual permit or license issued by the regulatory authority, whether it's a development permit, building permit, business license, or other official authorization.

Categorizes the specific type of permit or license associated with this property.

This classification helps distinguish between different regulatory authorizations such as building permits, development approvals, business licenses, occupancy permits, or other official sanctioning documents.

The specific location address of this property, including all necessary components like street number, street name, and unit number where applicable.

A slugified URL string that uniquely identifies this property within the system.

This link can be used by API consumers to construct a direct navigation URL to the property's detailed view in their user interface. The slug format follows web-friendly URL conventions and is designed to be appended to your base property view URL.

Example usage: Append this value to your base property URL (e.g., 'https://yourdomain.com/') to create a complete, direct link to this specific property's full details.

The URL-friendly version of the property's full address.

This field contains a normalized, lowercase representation of the property's street address with spaces replaced by hyphens, special characters removed, and address components combined in a standardized format. It serves as a consistent identifier for individual property URLs and web routing.

For example, '123 Main Street, Apt 4B' might be represented as '123-main-street-apt-4b'. This standardized format enables clean URL paths, consistent property referencing, and improved search engine optimization for property detail pages.

Identifies the manufacturer or brand of the air purification system installed in the property.

Specifies the specific company that produced the air cleaning technology, which can indicate quality, features, and potential compatibility with other home systems.

Indicates the year the air purification system was initially installed in the property.

Provides insight into the age of the air cleaning technology, which can be relevant for assessing potential maintenance needs, technological currency, and remaining useful life of the system.

Identifies the type of air purification technology installed in the property.

Specifies the air cleaning method used to remove contaminants and improve indoor air quality.

• None: No specialized air cleaning system is installed
• Electrostatic: Uses electrical charges to trap and remove airborne particles
• Ultraviolet: Employs UV light to neutralize airborne pathogens and microorganisms

The primary architectural design and historical or contemporary style of the property's exterior and structural design.

This field represents the dominant architectural characteristics that define the property's visual and structural identity.

• Not applicable: No specific architectural style or unable to categorize
• Commercial: Designed primarily for business or industrial use, prioritizing functionality
• Bungalow: Low-profile, single-story home with a wide front porch and low-pitched roof, typically with craftsman-like details
• Loft: Open, industrial-inspired space with high ceilings, large windows, and minimal interior walls
• Elizabethan: Ornate Tudor-era style with decorative half-timbering, steep roofs, and elaborate brick or stone work
• Jacobean: Early 17th-century English style featuring symmetrical design, multiple chimneys, and large windows
• Colonial: Symmetrical design with centered front door, evenly spaced windows, and traditional two-story layout
• Gothic: Characterized by pointed arches, tall windows, intricate stonework, and vertical lines
• Victorian: Ornate and decorative style with complex roof lines, detailed trim, and asymmetrical facades
• Rustic: Natural materials, rough-hewn textures, and design that blends with surrounding landscape
• Four Square: Boxy, symmetrical design with four rooms on each floor, typically two stories tall
• Georgian: Highly symmetrical, with balanced proportions, multi-pane windows, and central entrance
• Greek Revival: Inspired by classical Greek temples, featuring columns, symmetry, and pediment rooflines
• Italianate: Ornate style with low-pitched roofs, decorative brackets, and tall, narrow windows
• Mediterranean: Stucco walls, tile roofs, arched windows, and exterior elements inspired by coastal European designs
• Mid-Century Modern: Clean lines, organic forms, large windows, and integration with the surrounding landscape
• Modern: Minimalist design with clean lines, large windows, and emphasis on function over ornamentation
• Neoclassical: Grand scale with symmetry, columns, and design elements inspired by classical Greek and Roman architecture
• Prairie: Horizontal lines, flat or hipped roofs with broad overhanging eaves, and integration with the landscape
• Ranch: Single-story, long and low profile with open floor plan and attached garage
• Spanish: Stucco walls, red tile roofs, arched doorways, and decorative ironwork
• Tudor: Distinctive half-timbering, steep pitched roofs, and decorative exterior woodwork
• Tuscan: Rustic Italian-inspired design with stone or stucco exterior, warm colors, and natural materials
• Queen Anne: Asymmetrical design with ornate decorative elements, turrets, and complex roof lines
• Cape Cod: Simple, symmetrical design with steep roof, central chimney, and shuttered windows
• Craftsman: Emphasis on natural materials, exposed rafters, handcrafted details, and front porches
• Brutalist: Bold, monolithic concrete structures with exposed structural elements and geometric shapes

The median price per square meter for commercial properties in the surrounding area.

This metric is calculated using commercial properties listed within the past year, by dividing each property's listing price by its interior area.

The final value represents the median of these ratios from nearby commercial properties, using a geographic proximity algorithm.

The weighted average assessment value per square meter from comparable properties in the immediate area.

This metric identifies properties of the same type with similar interior area (within 20% of this property's size) located within 1km, then calculates their assessment value per square meter.

The final value is a distance and time-weighted average. Closer and more recently listed properties have greater influence on the calculation.

The weighted average listing price per square meter from comparable properties in the immediate area.

This metric identifies properties of the same type with similar interior area (within 20% of this property's size) located within 1km, then calculates their listing price per square meter.

The final value is a distance and time-weighted average. Closer and more recently listed properties have greater influence on the calculation.

The weighted average property tax per square meter from comparable properties in the immediate area.

This metric identifies properties of the same type with similar interior area (within 20% of this property's size) located within 1km, then calculates their annual property tax per square meter.

The final value is a distance and time-weighted average. Closer and more recently listed properties have greater influence on the calculation.

The median price per square meter for residential properties in the surrounding area.

This metric is calculated using residential properties listed within the past year, by dividing each property's listing price by its interior area.

The final value is a distance and time-weighted average. Closer and more recently listed properties have greater influence on the calculation.

The median monthly rent per square meter for residential properties in the surrounding area.

This metric is calculated using residential properties listed for rent within the past year, by dividing each property's monthly rent by its interior area.

The final value represents the median of these ratios from nearby properties, using a geographic proximity algorithm.

The most recent official property tax assessment value available for this property.

This figure represents the assessed value determined by the local municipal authority for property tax purposes. It may not reflect current market value and is typically updated on a scheduled basis that varies by jurisdiction.

The assessment year corresponding to this value is provided in the separate 'assessment_year' field. No value will appear if assessment data is unavailable for this property.

The numerical difference between the property's official tax assessment value and its AI-estimated sale price.

This value is calculated by subtracting the estimated sale price from the tax assessment value (assessment_value - estimate_sale_price), expressed as an integer in the local currency.

A positive value indicates the property is assessed higher than its estimated market value, while a negative value indicates it's assessed below the market estimate. Null values appear when no assessment value is available.

The calendar year in which the property's tax assessment value was determined by the municipal authority.

This field indicates when the assessment_value was established and helps you understand how recent or outdated the tax assessment data might be.

Indicates whether the property has a finished attic space that is suitable for use as livable area.

A functional attic has sufficient headroom, proper access (typically via a fixed staircase), adequate insulation, and necessary safety features to be considered as usable living space. This differs from unfinished attics that serve primarily as storage or mechanical spaces.

A value of 'true' indicates the attic is finished and can be utilized as additional living space such as a bedroom, office, playroom, or bonus room. A value of 'false' indicates the attic is either unfinished, inaccessible, or otherwise not suitable for regular occupancy.

Identifies the type of feature or environment that borders the rear boundary of the property.

This characteristic impacts privacy, noise levels, views, and potential property value. The rear adjacency of a property can significantly influence its desirability and usage patterns.

• Street: Property rear boundary faces a public road or thoroughfare
• Alley: Property rear boundary faces a narrow service lane or passage
• Greenspace: Property rear boundary faces a park, forest, conservation area, or undeveloped natural space
• Golf course: Property rear boundary faces a golf course
• Water: Property rear boundary faces a body of water such as a lake, river, ocean, or stream

Identifies the architectural type of the first balcony or similar external living space attached to the property.

Specifies the structural classification of the first outdoor elevated or attached area, which impacts the property's architectural design and usable space.

• None: No external living space present
• Not applicable: Property does not have a suitable space for a balcony
• Balcony: Raised platform extending from building wall, typically with railing
• Loggia: Covered gallery or balcony with columns or arched openings
• Mezzanine: Intermediate floor between main floors, often partially open
• Terrace: Flat, open area adjacent to a building, at ground or elevated level
• Veranda: Roofed platform along the outside of a house
• Porch: Covered entrance area, often with seating
• Deck: Raised wooden platform, typically without roof
• Patio: Ground-level outdoor space, usually paved

Identifies the architectural type of the first balcony or similar external living space attached to the property.

Specifies the structural classification of the first outdoor elevated or attached area, which impacts the property's architectural design and usable space.

• None: No external living space present
• Not applicable: Property does not have a suitable space for a balcony
• Balcony: Raised platform extending from building wall, typically with railing
• Loggia: Covered gallery or balcony with columns or arched openings
• Mezzanine: Intermediate floor between main floors, often partially open
• Terrace: Flat, open area adjacent to a building, at ground or elevated level
• Veranda: Roofed platform along the outside of a house
• Porch: Covered entrance area, often with seating
• Deck: Raised wooden platform, typically without roof
• Patio: Ground-level outdoor space, usually paved

Identifies the architectural type of the first balcony or similar external living space attached to the property.

Specifies the structural classification of the first outdoor elevated or attached area, which impacts the property's architectural design and usable space.

• None: No external living space present
• Not applicable: Property does not have a suitable space for a balcony
• Balcony: Raised platform extending from building wall, typically with railing
• Loggia: Covered gallery or balcony with columns or arched openings
• Mezzanine: Intermediate floor between main floors, often partially open
• Terrace: Flat, open area adjacent to a building, at ground or elevated level
• Veranda: Roofed platform along the outside of a house
• Porch: Covered entrance area, often with seating
• Deck: Raised wooden platform, typically without roof
• Patio: Ground-level outdoor space, usually paved

The vertical distance in meters from the basement floor to the underside of the first floor structure or ceiling surface.

This measurement indicates the clear headroom available in the below-grade space, which impacts usability, comfort, and compliance with local building codes for habitable space.

The level of interior completion and habitability of the property's basement area.

This categorizes the state of interior development in the below-grade space, indicating its readiness for occupancy or use as living space.

• Not applicable: Property has no basement or the concept of basement finishing doesn't apply
• Finished: Basement is fully developed with complete wall coverings, flooring, ceiling treatments, and utilities comparable to above-ground living spaces
• Unfinished: Basement remains in raw condition with exposed foundation walls, concrete floors, visible ceiling joists, and minimal finishing
• Partial: Portions of the basement have been finished while other areas remain in unfinished condition

Indicates whether the property has a crawlspace as part of its foundation or basement structure.

A crawlspace is a shallow, unfinished space below the first floor of a building that provides limited access to plumbing, electrical, and structural components. Unlike full basements, crawlspaces typically have insufficient headroom for standing and are not intended as living or storage areas.

A value of 'true' indicates the presence of a crawlspace, which may impact moisture management, insulation considerations, and access to utilities. A value of 'false' indicates the property either has a full basement, slab foundation, or other foundation type without crawlspace areas.

Indicates whether the basement area includes a dedicated access point directly to the exterior of the property.

This identifies the presence of a separate entryway allowing direct movement between the basement and outside without requiring passage through the main living areas.

Indicates whether the basement features a full-size door that opens directly to the outside at ground level.

This identifies a basement with at least one wall that is fully above ground due to the property's grading or slope, allowing direct egress without stairs.

The architectural classification of the below-grade space situated beneath the main floor of the property.

This categorizes the extent and design of the subterranean area, which impacts the property's storage capacity, potential living space, and structural characteristics.

• Not applicable: Property configuration does not support standard basement classification
• Full: Basement extends under the entire footprint of the building with adequate height for habitation
• Partial: Basement covers only a portion of the building's footprint, typically with sufficient height for use
• Crawlspace: Shallow unfinished space with limited height, primarily providing access to utilities
• None: Property has no below-grade space under the main structure

The calendar year in which the most recent significant update or renovation was completed in the property's basement.

This date indicates when the basement last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as finishing unfinished areas, waterproofing, or layout modifications.

The number of complete bathrooms in the property that contain all four standard fixtures: toilet, sink, shower, and bathtub.

Full bathrooms are distinguished from half bathrooms (toilet and sink only) and three-quarter bathrooms (toilet, sink, and shower but no tub). This count provides an accurate representation of bathrooms with complete functionality.

The number of half bathrooms in the property, typically containing only a toilet and sink.

Half bathrooms, also commonly known as powder rooms or guest bathrooms, lack bathing facilities (shower or tub) but provide essential toilet facilities. They are often located in common areas of the home for convenience of residents and guests.

The total count of all bathroom spaces in the property, including full, three-quarter, and half bathrooms.

This value represents the sum of all bathroom facilities, with each bathroom counted as one full unit regardless of its type (full, three-quarter, or half).

For a more detailed breakdown of bathroom types, refer to the specific bathroom_full and bathroom_half fields.

The calendar year in which the most recent significant update or renovation was completed in the property's bathrooms.

This date indicates when the bathrooms last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as fixture replacement, tile work, or layout modifications.

The number of dedicated bedrooms in this property.

This count includes only formal bedrooms and does not include dens, offices, or other flexible spaces that could potentially be used as sleeping areas.

The total count of all bedroom spaces in the property, including both dedicated bedrooms and den spaces.

This comprehensive count includes traditional bedrooms as well as dens, which are room spaces that function similarly to bedrooms but may lack features required by building codes for formal bedroom classification (such as proper egress windows, closets, or minimum size requirements).

For accurate comparisons between properties, consider reviewing both this field and the 'bedroom' field, which counts only formal bedrooms.

The calendar year in which the most recent significant update or renovation was completed in the property's bedrooms.

This date indicates when the bedrooms last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as flooring replacement, paint work, or layout modifications.

The official or registered name of the building or property complex as recognized by local authorities or property management.

This field captures the formal identity of architecturally significant or commercially established structures, including landmark buildings, residential complexes, and branded establishments.

• Applies to named structures such as office towers, residential complexes, and landmark buildings
• Includes commercially branded properties such as 'Empire State Building', 'The Shard', or 'Marina Bay Sands'
• Encompasses restaurant or retail establishments where the name defines the building's identity
• Represents the building's formal, publicly recognized designation
• Distinguished from temporary signage or informal nicknames
• Excludes individual unit or suite identifiers within larger structures

A key performance metric in real estate investing that measures the potential rate of return on a property based on its income-generating potential.

This metric provides a standardized way to compare the profitability of different real estate investments by focusing on the property's net operating income relative to its purchase price.

Calculated by dividing the annual net operating income (rental income minus operating expenses) by the total purchase price of the property.

The total number of vehicles that can be accommodated in the property's covered but not fully enclosed parking structures.

This numerical value indicates the parking capacity of carport spaces, which provide overhead shelter without complete enclosure of the vehicle.

A financial metric that measures the annual pre-tax cash flow relative to the total cash invested in a property.

Cash on cash return provides insight into the property's ability to generate income compared to the initial cash outlay, making it a key metric for evaluating investment performance.

Calculated by dividing the net annual income by the initial cash investment, expressed as a percentage.

A binary indicator specifying whether cats are permitted according to the property's specific guidelines, such as condominium rules, apartment regulations, or building policies.

This regulatory information provides insight into pet ownership restrictions specific to the property, addressing the allowed status of cat ownership within the building or community.

Indicates whether the condominium or apartment building's bylaws permit cats, but only with prior approval from the management or board.

When set to true, this means residents must obtain formal permission before bringing a cat into the unit, which may involve an application process, pet interview, or additional fees.

This approval requirement represents an intermediate pet policy between outright prohibition and unrestricted permission, giving property management oversight while still accommodating cat owners.

The vertical distance in meters from the floor to the ceiling within the primary living areas of the property.

• Measured in meters from floor to ceiling

Indicates whether the property features a vaulted ceiling design that extends upward beyond standard height to create expanded vertical space.

This architectural element follows the roofline to create additional interior volume, typically in main living areas or bedrooms, adding visual interest and a sense of spaciousness to the interior.

The architectural finish, texture, or design applied to the ceiling surface throughout the primary living areas of the property.

This field identifies the specific aesthetic and construction technique used for the ceiling, which contributes to the overall interior design character.

• Flat: Smooth, unadorned ceiling surface that creates a clean, contemporary appearance
• Popcorn: Textured spray-on ceiling treatment with raised, bumpy surface popular in mid-to-late 20th century construction
• Shaved popcorn: Previously textured ceiling that has been partially smoothed, retaining some texture while appearing more refined
• Open/industrial/loft: Exposed structural elements, ductwork, and building systems typical of converted industrial spaces or modern urban design
• Tin: Decorative pressed metal panels, often featuring ornate patterns, typical in historic or heritage-inspired properties
• Painted: Ceiling surface featuring standard paint application without specialized textures or treatments
• Painted mural: Ceiling adorned with custom artwork, decorative scenes, or specialized paint techniques

The municipal jurisdiction or incorporated city in which the property is located.

City designation represents the formal municipal government with jurisdiction over the property, which may determine local services, taxation rates, zoning regulations, and building codes applicable to the property.

This field provides critical geographic context for property valuation, market analysis, and regional comparisons. City boundaries are legally defined and may differ from postal designations, metropolitan statistical areas, or colloquial neighborhood names.

A unique reference code that identifies the specific city or municipality where the property is located.

This standardized identifier enables accurate geographic classification and supports city-level data analysis across multiple properties.

A slugified URL string that uniquely identifies this city within the system.

This link can be used by API consumers to construct a direct navigation URL to the city's overview page in their user interface. The slug format follows web-friendly URL conventions and is designed to be appended to your base city view URL.

Example usage: Append this value to your base city URL (e.g., 'https://yourdomain.com/') to create a complete, direct link to view all properties and market data for this specific city.

The URL-friendly version of the city name where the property is located.

This field contains a normalized, lowercase representation of the city name with spaces replaced by hyphens and special characters removed. It serves as a consistent identifier for city-based filtering, URL generation, and data organization.

For example, 'San Francisco' would be represented as 'san-francisco'. This standardized format facilitates system integration, web routing, and programmatic data access across platforms.

Identifies the most appropriate commercial or business category for the property based on its characteristics and zoning.

Specifies the potential business type or industry best suited to the property's location, infrastructure, and structural features.

• Provides a comprehensive classification of potential commercial applications
• Helps assess the property's versatility and economic potential
• Considers factors such as location, building layout, and infrastructure

Identifies the specific named community, neighborhood, or subdivision in which the property is located.

Community designation represents a defined residential development or area with distinctive boundaries, often with shared amenities, architectural standards, or homeowner associations. Communities may have legal standing through subdivision plats, planned development designations, or other formal recognition.

This field helps distinguish properties within more granular geographic areas than cities or postal codes, providing context for comparable property analysis, local market trends, and neighborhood-specific characteristics.

A unique identifier code assigned to the specific community or neighborhood where this property is located.

This reference ID enables consistent community-level data aggregation and cross-referencing across different properties within the same residential area.

A slugified URL string that uniquely identifies this community within the system.

This link can be used by API consumers to construct a direct navigation URL to the community's overview page in their user interface. The slug format follows web-friendly URL conventions and is designed to be appended to your base community view URL.

Example usage: Append this value to your base community URL (e.g., 'https://yourdomain.com/') to create a complete, direct link to view properties and local market data for this specific community.

The URL-friendly version of the community name where the property is located.

This field contains a normalized, lowercase representation of the community name with spaces replaced by hyphens and special characters removed. It serves as a consistent identifier for community-based filtering, URL generation, and data organization.

For example, 'Highland Park' would be represented as 'highland-park'. This standardized format facilitates system integration, web routing, and programmatic data access across platforms.

Indicates the origin or method of obtaining the community information for the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and accuracy of the community designation, helping users understand the context and confidence level of this neighborhood classification.

• User: Community information provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Community designation associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Community information sourced from official municipal documents, neighborhood plans, or local government records
• Estimate: Community classification determined using Houski's AI algorithms or geographic boundary analysis

The primary structural material used in the construction of the property's exterior walls and main supporting elements.

This indicates the dominant building material that forms the core structure of the property, affecting its durability, insulation properties, and architectural character.

• Not applicable: Property's construction material is unknown or doesn't fit standard categories
• Brick: Masonry construction using fired clay units bonded with mortar
• Concrete: Reinforced or cast concrete used as primary structural material
• Log: Whole or milled wooden logs arranged horizontally as both structure and enclosure
• Steel: Metal framework serving as the primary load-bearing structure
• Wood: Timber-framed construction using standard dimensional lumber

The calendar year in which the primary structure on this property was originally built.

This represents the initial construction completion date and may not reflect subsequent renovations, additions, or rebuilds. For properties with multiple structures, this typically refers to the main building.

This data is sourced from official property records where available, or estimated based on architectural characteristics and neighborhood development patterns.

Indicates the origin or method of obtaining the construction year information for the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and accuracy of the construction date, helping users understand the context and confidence level of this historical property data.

• User: Construction year provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Construction year associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Construction year sourced from official building permits, property records, or historical registries
• Estimate: Construction year determined using Houski's AI algorithms or architectural style analysis

Indicates whether the property has undergone a change of use from its original purpose to a commercial application.

Identifies if the property has been repurposed or retrofitted from a non-commercial structure (such as a residential building or industrial space) to serve business or commercial activities.

Indicates whether the property has undergone a change of use from its original purpose to residential occupancy.

Identifies if the property has been repurposed or retrofitted from a non-residential structure (such as an office building, warehouse, or commercial space) to a residential living environment.

The manufacturer or commercial brand name of the primary cooling system installed in the property.

This identifies the company that produced the main air conditioning or cooling equipment, which may indicate quality, reliability, and maintenance requirements.

The calendar year in which the primary cooling system was originally installed in the property.

This date indicates when the main air conditioning equipment was first put into service, providing insight into the system's age and potential remaining service life.

The primary technology or mechanism used to cool and reduce temperature throughout the property.

This categorizes the main cooling system's operational method and distribution approach used to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.

• None: Property has no dedicated cooling system installed
• Heat pump: Dual-purpose system that can both heat and cool by transferring heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Central: Comprehensive cooling system that distributes conditioned air through ductwork to multiple rooms
• Mini-split: Ductless system with an outdoor compressor connected to one or more indoor air handlers
• Split-system: Traditional system with separate indoor and outdoor components connected by refrigerant lines
• Mini-duct: High-velocity system using small flexible ducts to distribute cooled air
• Geothermal: System utilizing stable subsurface earth temperature to provide cooling
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The primary technology or mechanism used to cool and reduce temperature throughout the property.

This categorizes the main cooling system's operational method and distribution approach used to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.

• None: Property has no dedicated cooling system installed
• Heat pump: Dual-purpose system that can both heat and cool by transferring heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Central: Comprehensive cooling system that distributes conditioned air through ductwork to multiple rooms
• Mini-split: Ductless system with an outdoor compressor connected to one or more indoor air handlers
• Split-system: Traditional system with separate indoor and outdoor components connected by refrigerant lines
• Mini-duct: High-velocity system using small flexible ducts to distribute cooled air
• Geothermal: System utilizing stable subsurface earth temperature to provide cooling
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The sovereign nation in which the property is located.

This field identifies the country with primary governmental jurisdiction over the property. Country designation establishes the fundamental legal framework for property ownership, taxation, and rights associated with real estate.

Country information is essential for international property comparisons, currency considerations, and determination of applicable legal systems. This field typically uses the full country name (e.g., 'Canada', 'United States') rather than country codes.

The standardized two-letter code representing the country where the property is located.

These abbreviations follow the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 international standard for country codes (e.g., CA for Canada, US for United States).

This field provides a consistent, language-neutral way to reference geographic regions for international property categorization and location-based filtering.

A standardized code that uniquely identifies the country where the property is located.

This internationally recognized identifier supports accurate global property classification and enables country-level data aggregation and filtering.

A slugified URL string that uniquely identifies this country within the system.

This link can be used by API consumers to construct a direct navigation URL to the country's overview page in their user interface. The slug format follows web-friendly URL conventions and is designed to be appended to your base country view URL.

Example usage: Append this value to your base country URL (e.g., 'https://yourdomain.com/') to create a complete, direct link to view properties and local market data for this specific country.

The URL-friendly version of the country name where the property is located.

This field contains a normalized, lowercase representation of the country name with spaces replaced by hyphens and special characters removed. It serves as a consistent identifier for country-based filtering, URL generation, and data organization.

For example, 'United States' would be represented as 'united-states'. This standardized format facilitates system integration, web routing, and programmatic data access across platforms.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 0 and 4 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of young children in the neighborhood, offering a glimpse into the community's age composition and potential family-oriented characteristics.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are 100 years old or older, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of centenarians in the neighborhood, representing the most exceptional and long-lived residents.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 10 and 14 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of pre-teen and early adolescent children in the neighborhood, offering a glimpse into the community's age composition and potential family-oriented characteristics.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 15 and 19 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of high school-aged teenagers in the neighborhood, offering a glimpse into the community's age composition and potential family-oriented characteristics.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 20 and 24 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of young adults in the neighborhood, typically representing college students, early career professionals, and recent graduates.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 25 and 29 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of young professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in early career stages and establishing independent households.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 30 and 34 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of established professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in mid-career stages and potentially starting families.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 35 and 39 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of mid-career professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals with established careers and family responsibilities.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 40 and 44 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of established mid-career professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals with significant professional experience and established family structures.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 45 and 49 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of seasoned professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals at the peak of their career with established family and life experiences.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 50 and 54 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of well-established professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in late-career stages with significant professional and life experiences.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 55 and 59 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of pre-retirement professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals approaching the later stages of their career.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 5 and 9 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of school-aged children in the neighborhood, offering a glimpse into the community's age composition and potential family-oriented characteristics.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 60 and 64 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of retirement-age professionals in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals transitioning from full-time work or recently retired.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 65 and 69 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of active seniors in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in early retirement with significant life experience.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 70 and 74 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of senior residents in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in later stages of retirement with extensive life experience.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 75 and 79 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of elderly residents in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in advanced stages of retirement.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 80 and 84 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of senior residents in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in advanced stages of retirement with significant life experience.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 85 and 89 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of senior residents in the neighborhood, typically representing individuals in the most advanced stages of retirement.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 90 and 94 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of long-lived residents in the neighborhood, representing individuals in the most advanced stages of life.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who are between 95 and 99 years old, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the presence of exceptional long-lived residents in the neighborhood, representing individuals in the most advanced stages of life.

A statistical measure representing the mean age of the population in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the age composition of the neighborhood, which can be valuable for understanding community characteristics, potential amenities, and local market dynamics.

A statistical measure representing the median age of the population in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the central tendency of age distribution in the neighborhood, offering a more nuanced view of the community's age composition compared to the average.

The percentage of total income in the area around the property that came from COVID-19 government income support and benefits, derived from official census data.

This is a share of total income rather than a count of people, so it measures how large those benefits were relative to all local income.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of total dwellings that are currently occupied, derived from official Canadian census data.

This housing indicator provides insight into the residential occupancy rates in the area, specifically highlighting the percentage of available housing units that are actively being used as residences.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in agriculture, natural resources management, or conservation studies, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the environmental and agricultural expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in sustainable land use, farming practices, forestry, wildlife management, and environmental preservation.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in architecture, engineering, or related technical trades, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the design and technical expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in structural design, various engineering disciplines, and related technical fields.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in business management or public administration, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the professional qualification patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in business leadership, organizational management, and government administration.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in health sciences or related fields, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into healthcare expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in nursing, public health, kinesiology, nutrition, pharmacy, and other allied health professions.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in humanities disciplines such as philosophy, history, literature, languages, or related fields, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the academic specialization patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in cultural, historical, and philosophical studies.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in mathematics, computer science, or information sciences, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the quantitative and computational expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in mathematical theory, software development, data science, and information systems.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in personal protective services or transportation services, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into public safety and transportation expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in fields such as law enforcement, firefighting, emergency response, aviation, maritime operations, and logistics.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in physical sciences, life sciences, or related technologies, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the scientific expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, environmental science, and related technological fields.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold degrees in social sciences, behavioral sciences, or law, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the academic specialization patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with formal education in disciplines such as psychology, sociology, political science, economics, anthropology, and legal studies.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold educational credentials specifically in teaching or education, derived from official census data.

This specialized educational indicator provides insight into the presence of education professionals in the neighborhood, reflecting the concentration of residents with formal teaching qualifications.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property whose highest educational attainment is an apprenticeship, trades certificate, or diploma, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the vocational training patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with specialized skills in trades and technical occupations.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property whose highest educational attainment is a bachelor's degree, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the higher education patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with undergraduate university qualifications.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who hold professional healthcare degrees in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, or optometry, derived from official census data.

This specialized educational indicator provides insight into the presence of highly trained healthcare professionals in the neighborhood, reflecting the concentration of residents with advanced clinical qualifications.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property whose highest educational attainment is a doctoral degree (Ph.D. or equivalent), derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the highest levels of academic achievement in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with terminal research degrees.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property whose highest educational attainment is a high school diploma or equivalency certificate, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the academic attainment patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents who have completed secondary education but not pursued higher education.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property whose highest educational attainment is a master's degree, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the advanced education patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with graduate-level university qualifications.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who have not completed any formal educational credential, derived from official census data.

This educational indicator provides insight into the academic attainment patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents who have not obtained a high school diploma or equivalent qualification.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working-age adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are currently employed, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into the labor market participation in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents who are actively engaged in the workforce across various industries and sectors.

The percentage of total income in the area around the property that comes from employment, derived from official census data.

Because this is a share of total income rather than a count of people, it can exceed 100 percent in areas where other income sources such as investment or self-employment income are net negative.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in accommodation and food services industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the hospitality and food service workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in hotels, restaurants, catering, food preparation, bars, cafes, and related accommodation and food service sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in administrative and support, waste management, and remediation services industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the operational support and environmental services workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in office administration, support services, waste collection and disposal, environmental cleanup, and related administrative and remediation sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the primary resource-based economic activity in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in crop and livestock farming, timber production, commercial fishing, wildlife management, and related primary sector industries.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in arts, entertainment, and recreation industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the creative and leisure workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in performing arts, visual arts, museums, theaters, sports venues, fitness centers, recreational facilities, and related arts, entertainment, and recreation sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in construction industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the building and infrastructure development workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in residential and commercial construction, civil engineering, specialized trade contracting, renovation, and related construction sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in educational services industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the educational workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in primary, secondary, and post-secondary education, educational administration, tutoring, training services, and related educational sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in finance and insurance industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the financial services workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in banking, investment, financial planning, insurance, risk management, and related financial sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in health care and social assistance industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the healthcare and social support workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, social work, counseling, community support services, and related health and social assistance sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in information and cultural industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the digital and creative workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in media production, publishing, telecommunications, software development, film and television, performing arts, and related information and cultural sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in management of companies and enterprises industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the high-level corporate leadership workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in corporate headquarters, holding companies, strategic management, enterprise-level administration, and related executive and management roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in manufacturing industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the industrial production workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in goods production, industrial manufacturing, product assembly, fabrication, and related industrial sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the resource extraction economic activity in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in mineral mining, stone quarrying, petroleum production, natural gas extraction, and related industrial resource exploration and processing roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in service industries outside of public administration, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the diverse service workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in personal services, repair and maintenance, religious organizations, professional membership organizations, private sector community services, and other miscellaneous service sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in professional, scientific, and technical services industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the high-skill knowledge workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in specialized fields such as legal services, accounting, engineering, scientific research, consulting, design, and other professional and technical service roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in public administration industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the government and public sector workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in federal, provincial, and municipal government roles, legislative bodies, public policy, emergency services administration, and related government sector positions.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in real estate and rental and leasing industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the property and asset management workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in real estate sales, property management, equipment rental, leasing services, and related property and asset sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in retail trade industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the consumer-facing commercial workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in store-based retail, e-commerce, sales, customer service, and related retail trade sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in transportation and warehousing industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the logistics and transportation workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in freight transportation, passenger transit, warehousing, storage, shipping, and related logistical sector roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in utilities industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the critical infrastructure workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in electricity generation, water and sewage systems, natural gas distribution, telecommunications, and other essential public utility services.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in wholesale trade industries, derived from official Canadian census data.

This industry indicator provides insight into the commercial distribution workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in product distribution, inventory management, bulk merchandise sales, and related wholesale trade sector roles.

The percentage of total income in the area around the property that comes from employment insurance benefits, derived from official census data.

This is a share of total income rather than a count of people, so a small value means employment insurance makes up only a minor part of local income.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in business, finance, and administrative occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the professional service sector in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in roles such as financial analysis, accounting, management consulting, business administration, and corporate support functions.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in health-related occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the healthcare workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in medical professions such as physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, technicians, and other healthcare-related roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in art, culture, recreation, and sport occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the creative and recreational workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in fields such as performing arts, visual arts, media, entertainment, cultural institutions, sports management, coaching, fitness instruction, and recreational program coordination.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in education, law, social community, and government services occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the public service and social support workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in roles such as teachers, professors, lawyers, judges, social workers, community organizers, policy makers, and public sector administrators.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in manufacturing and utilities occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the industrial and infrastructure workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in manufacturing production, industrial processing, utility services, energy generation, and related technical and operational roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in legislative roles or senior management positions, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the leadership and governance landscape in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents in high-level decision-making roles within government, public institutions, and corporate leadership.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in natural and applied sciences or related occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the scientific and technological expertise in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in fields such as research, engineering, computer science, data analysis, biotechnology, and other scientific disciplines.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in natural resources, agriculture, and related production occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the primary sector workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in farming, forestry, fishing, mining, energy production, and other resource-based industries.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in sales and service occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the commercial and customer service workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in retail sales, customer service, hospitality, food service, personal services, and other client-facing roles.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are employed in trades, transport, and equipment operator occupations, derived from official Canadian census data.

This occupational indicator provides insight into the skilled trades and transportation workforce in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents working in construction, mechanical trades, transportation services, heavy equipment operation, maintenance, and related technical fields.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of working-age adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are currently unemployed but actively seeking work, derived from official Canadian census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into the labor market challenges in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents who are currently without employment and seeking job opportunities.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of a single occupant, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of solo living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of two occupants, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of dual-occupant living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of three occupants, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of three-person living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of four occupants, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of four-person living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of five or more occupants, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of larger family or multi-occupant living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of families with dependent children, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into family structure patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of households with minors present.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of families with no dependent children, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into family structure patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of adult-only family households.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of single-parent families with dependent children, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into family structure patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of single-parent households.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of households in the geographic area surrounding the property that consist of single adults with no dependent children, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into household composition patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of independent single-adult living arrangements.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $100,000 and $149,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with high income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $10,000 and $19,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with modest financial resources.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income of $150,000 or more, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with very high income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $20,000 and $29,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with moderate financial resources.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $30,000 and $39,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with moderate-to-middle income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $40,000 and $49,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with middle income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $50,000 and $59,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with upper-middle income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $60,000 and $69,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with upper-middle income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $70,000 and $79,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with comfortable upper-middle income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $80,000 and $89,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with higher income levels.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income between $90,000 and $99,999, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with substantial income levels.

A statistical measure representing the mean after-tax income of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the actual average take-home income of residents, offering a comprehensive view of the neighborhood's economic conditions.

A statistical measure representing the mean pre-tax income of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the overall income levels of the neighborhood, reflecting the economic characteristics of the community.

A statistical measure representing the median after-tax income of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the actual take-home income of residents, offering a more realistic view of the neighborhood's economic conditions.

A statistical measure representing the median pre-tax income of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the economic characteristics of the neighborhood, offering a balanced representation of the local income distribution.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of individuals in the geographic area surrounding the property who report an annual pre-tax income below $10,000, derived from official census data.

This economic indicator provides insight into income distribution patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of residents with very limited financial resources before tax deductions.

A statistical measure identifying the fifth most prevalent language spoken by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic complexity of the neighborhood, revealing the fifth most common language of communication in the community.

The share of residents in the approximate area of the property who speak the fifth most common language, derived from official census information.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic homogeneity of the neighborhood, showing the extent to which the fifth most common language is spoken by local residents.

A statistical measure identifying the primary language spoken by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic composition of the neighborhood, reflecting the dominant language of communication in the community.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of residents in the geographic area surrounding the property who speak the primary language, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic homogeneity of the neighborhood, showing the extent to which the most common language is spoken by local residents.

A statistical measure identifying the fourth most prevalent language spoken by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic complexity of the neighborhood, revealing the fourth most common language of communication in the community.

The share of residents in the approximate area of the property who speak the fourth most common language, derived from official census information.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic homogeneity of the neighborhood, showing the extent to which the fourth most common language is spoken by local residents.

A statistical measure identifying the second most prevalent language spoken by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic diversity of the neighborhood, highlighting the secondary language of communication in the community.

The share of residents in the approximate area of the property who speak the second most common language, derived from official census information.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic homogeneity of the neighborhood, showing the extent to which the second most common language is spoken by local residents.

A statistical measure identifying the third most prevalent language spoken by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic complexity of the neighborhood, revealing the third most common language of communication in the community.

The share of residents in the approximate area of the property who speak the third most common language, derived from official census information.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the linguistic homogeneity of the neighborhood, showing the extent to which the third most common language is spoken by local residents.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are in common law relationships, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into relationship status patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of domestic partnerships that are legally recognized despite not involving formal marriage.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who are legally married, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into relationship status patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of marital unions among residents.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of adults in the geographic area surrounding the property who have never been married, derived from official census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into relationship status patterns in the neighborhood, specifically highlighting the prevalence of adults who are not currently and have never been in a legally recognized domestic partnership.

A statistical measure representing the median amount of COVID-19 emergency and recovery benefits received by residents in the geographic area surrounding the property, derived from official government data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the local community and the extent of government support during the crisis.

A statistical measure representing the total number of residents in the municipal area surrounding the property, derived from census data.

This demographic indicator provides a comprehensive view of the area's population size, offering context about the community's scale and potential urban characteristics.

A statistical measure representing the number of people living per square kilometer in the municipal area surrounding the property, derived from census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the concentration of residents in the area, helping to characterize the urban, suburban, or rural nature of the neighborhood.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the municipal population identified as female, derived from official Canadian census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the gender composition of the municipality, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents who are female across all age groups and demographic categories.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the municipal population identified as male, derived from official Canadian census data.

This demographic indicator provides insight into the gender composition of the municipality, specifically highlighting the percentage of residents who are male across all age groups and demographic categories.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the local population who bike to work, derived from official Canadian census data.

This transportation indicator provides specific insight into the commuting mode preferences in the neighborhood, focusing on the percentage of residents who choose cycling as their primary mode of transportation to work, reflecting local bicycle infrastructure, urban design, and environmental consciousness.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the local population who use a car, truck, or van to commute to work, derived from official Canadian census data.

This transportation indicator provides specific insight into the commuting mode preferences in the neighborhood, focusing on the percentage of residents who rely on personal motor vehicles for their daily work transportation.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the local population who use public transit to commute to work, derived from official Canadian census data.

This transportation indicator provides specific insight into the commuting mode preferences in the neighborhood, focusing on the percentage of residents who rely on public transportation systems such as buses, trains, subways, or other municipal transit options for their daily work transportation.

A statistical measure representing the proportion of the local population who walk to work, derived from official Canadian census data.

This transportation indicator provides specific insight into the commuting mode preferences in the neighborhood, focusing on the percentage of residents who choose walking as their primary mode of transportation to work, reflecting local urban design, proximity of residences to workplaces, and community walkability.

The number of den spaces in the property as identified in listing data.

Dens are room spaces that often function similarly to bedrooms but do not meet all building code requirements to be classified as formal bedrooms. These spaces typically lack features such as proper egress windows, closets, or minimum size requirements needed for bedroom designation.

This count specifically tallies rooms marketed as dens, studies, or flex spaces that could potentially serve as additional sleeping areas.

The primary compass orientation of the property's front facade or main entrance.

This field indicates the cardinal direction the property faces, which can impact natural lighting, energy efficiency, and overall property characteristics.

• North: Property's front facade or main entrance oriented towards the geographic North
• South: Property's front facade or main entrance oriented towards the geographic South
• East: Property's front facade or main entrance oriented towards the geographic East
• West: Property's front facade or main entrance oriented towards the geographic West

A binary indicator specifying whether dogs are permitted according to the property's specific guidelines, such as condominium rules, apartment regulations, or building policies.

This regulatory information provides insight into pet ownership restrictions specific to the property, addressing the allowed status of dog ownership within the building or community.

Indicates whether the condominium or apartment building's bylaws permit dogs, but only with prior approval from the management or board.

When set to true, this means residents must obtain formal permission before bringing a dog into the unit, which may involve an application process, pet interview, breed restrictions, or additional fees.

This approval requirement represents an intermediate pet policy between outright prohibition and unrestricted permission, giving property management oversight while still accommodating pet owners.

The total number of vehicles that can be parked in the property's driveway area.

This numerical value indicates the parking capacity of the exterior driveway space, excluding garage spots and street parking.

Identifies the source or provider of electrical power to the property.

Specifies the infrastructure or technology used to supply electricity, which can affect service reliability, environmental impact, and utility costs.

• Municipal: Electricity supplied through the local utility grid
• Solar: Electricity generated through photovoltaic panels installed on or near the property
• Wind: Electricity produced by wind turbines located on the property
• Hydro: Electricity generated from water flow or pressure on the property
• Geothermal: Electricity produced using geothermal energy systems
• Generator: Electricity supplied by on-site fuel-powered generators

The total count of vertical transport mechanisms installed within the building or property for moving people and goods between floors.

This figure represents all operational elevator units available for regular use by occupants and visitors, including service elevators if accessible to residents.

An estimated population metric for municipal areas calculated by applying standard occupancy rates to property types, providing a consistent demographic indicator across all locations.

This uniform dataset is particularly valuable for comparative analysis and filtering properties by population size, especially in regions where official census data may be incomplete or unavailable.

While smaller municipalities with partial property coverage may show underestimated populations, the relative scaling remains reliable for filtering purposes. This approach ensures consistent population metrics even where traditional demographic data is limited.

The estimated time this property would take to rent if listed on the rental market.

For properties that have been rented, this reflects the actual time between listing and securing a tenant. For properties not recently rented, this is a predictive estimate based on comparable rental properties in the area and current market trends.

This metric helps quantify rental market liquidity and demand in specific locations and price segments.

The estimated time this property would take to sell if listed on the market.

For properties that have sold, this reflects the actual time between listing and sale. For properties not recently sold, this is a predictive estimate based on comparable properties in the area and current market trends.

This metric helps quantify market liquidity and demand in specific locations and price segments.

The AI-predicted listing price for this property based on current market conditions and comparable properties.

This value is generated by our machine learning model that analyzes numerous property features, location data, and market trends to estimate the price at which a property would likely be listed if it came on the market today.

Unlike actual list prices which are only available for actively listed properties, this estimate is calculated for all properties in our database, providing a consistent basis for comparison.

Provides an estimated monthly electrical expense for the property based on historical usage or property characteristics.

Represents the calculated average monthly electricity cost, which can be influenced by factors such as property size, electrical systems, insulation, and seasonal variations.

Provides an estimated monthly heating expense for the property based on historical usage or property characteristics.

Represents the calculated average monthly cost of heating, which can be influenced by factors such as property size, heating system efficiency, insulation, fuel type, and seasonal climate variations.

Provides an estimated monthly water utility expense for the property based on historical usage or property characteristics.

Represents the calculated average monthly water bill, which can be influenced by factors such as property size, number of occupants, water-consuming appliances, landscaping, and local water rates.

A measure of the political orientation of the area around the property, scaled from 0 to 10, where 0 indicates strongly left-leaning and 10 indicates strongly right-leaning. The value 5 represents the centre.

Derived from public federal election poll-by-poll results. Vote counts in each polling division are grouped into three ideological buckets, and the lean is computed as a weighted average of the vote shares.

• Right: Conservative Party of Canada, People's Party of Canada
• Centre: Liberal Party of Canada, Bloc Québécois
• Left: New Democratic Party, Green Party of Canada
• Independent and fringe-party votes are excluded from the denominator

Formula: lean = 5 + 5 × (right_share − left_share), where right_share and left_share are fractions of the total ideological vote in the polling division. Each polling division's lean is then spread to nearby properties by geographic proximity.

• 0-2: Strongly left-leaning area
• 3-4: Left-leaning area
• 5: Centre or polarized between left and right
• 6-7: Right-leaning area
• 8-10: Strongly right-leaning area

The most recent date when this property was observed on the rental market (listed for rent).

This represents the last time the property was publicly listed for rent, regardless of its current status. A property with this date may have since been rented, or withdrawn from the rental market.

To find properties currently available on the rental market, you must additionally filter by the for_rent field.

The most recent date when this property was rented.

This records the last known rental date of the property, regardless of its current status. A property may have been re-listed for rent since this transaction occurred.

To find properties currently available for rent, you must filter by 'For rent' status rather than relying on this date field.

Provides an estimated monthly rental rate for the entire property based on market analysis, property characteristics, and comparable local listings.

Represents a calculated average monthly rental price that reflects the property's size, location, amenities, condition, and current local rental market trends.

The most recent date when this property was observed on the market (listed for sale).

This represents the last time the property was publicly listed, regardless of its current status. A property with this date may have since been sold, or withdrawn from the market.

To find properties currently available on the market, you must additionally filter by the for_sale field.

Houski's model-based estimate of when this property most likely left the market in its last listing cycle.

This is a derived estimate, not a recorded transaction date. Houski does not have access to recorded closing dates or recorded sale prices. The value is inferred from listing history and model signals, and should be treated as a directional estimate rather than a confirmed fact.

To find properties currently available for purchase, filter by 'For sale' status rather than relying on this estimated date.

The AI-predicted final sale price for this property based on current market conditions and comparable properties.

This value is generated by our machine learning model that analyzes numerous property features, location data, and market trends to estimate the price at which a property would likely sell for if it were to sell in the current market.

Unlike actual sale prices which are only available for recently sold properties, this estimate is calculated for all properties in our database, providing a consistent basis for comparison and typically reflecting a figure lower than the estimated list price.

A statistical measure representing the estimated market value per square meter for the specific property, calculated using comprehensive real estate market analysis and local property data.

This valuation indicator provides insight into the property's potential market value, taking into account factors such as location, property characteristics, local market trends, and comparative property analyses.

The primary material used to cover and protect the exterior surfaces of the property's main structure.

This field identifies the key building material that forms the outer layer of the property, which impacts aesthetics, durability, insulation, and maintenance requirements.

• Metal: Durable, lightweight metallic cladding often used for modern or industrial-style buildings
• Vinyl: Synthetic plastic material known for low maintenance and cost-effectiveness
• Plaster: Smooth, traditional finish made from cement, sand, and lime, often used in older or Mediterranean-style homes
• Aluminum: Lightweight metal cladding that resists corrosion and provides a modern appearance
• Stucco: Textured finish made from cement, sand, and lime, popular in Mediterranean and Southwest architectural styles
• Brick: Classic, durable material made from fired clay, offering excellent insulation and timeless aesthetic
• Concrete: Solid, strong material used in modern and brutalist architectural designs
• Log: Natural wood construction using whole or hewn logs, typically associated with rustic or cabin-style buildings
• Steel: Strong, durable metal cladding often used in commercial or industrial-inspired designs
• Wood: Traditional natural material offering versatility in appearance and style, requiring regular maintenance

The calendar year in which the most recent significant update or renovation was completed on the property's exterior.

This date indicates when the building's exterior last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as siding replacement, structural repairs, or façade modifications.

The primary material and style of the perimeter fencing surrounding the property.

This field identifies the type of fence that defines the property's boundaries, providing insights into privacy, security, aesthetic, and functional characteristics.

• None: No fence present around the property boundary
• Wood: Traditional fencing made from wooden planks or boards, offering natural appearance and moderate privacy
• Plastic: Synthetic fencing material that provides low maintenance and consistent appearance
• Wrought iron: Decorative metal fencing known for its ornate design, durability, and enhanced security
• Chain link: Industrial-style metal wire fencing that provides boundary definition with maximum visibility
• Picket: Classic wood fence with evenly spaced vertical boards, typically associated with traditional residential properties
• Wood farm fence: Robust wooden fencing designed for agricultural properties, often featuring wider spacing and sturdier construction
• Wire farm fence: Utilitarian fencing using wire mesh or stretched wire, primarily used for livestock containment and large property boundaries

The primary fire protection and suppression system installed in the property to detect, control, and extinguish potential fires.

• None: No fire suppression system is present in the property
• Not applicable: Property does not require or cannot support a fire suppression system
• Sprinkler system: Automated fire protection mechanism that releases water to control or extinguish fires when heat triggers the system

The total number of fireplaces present in the property.

This count includes all types of fireplaces: wood-burning, gas, electric, and decorative. It encompasses fireplaces located in any room of the property, including living rooms, family rooms, bedrooms, and outdoor areas that are part of the property structure.

The total number of levels or stories that exist above ground level in this property.

This count includes all habitable floors starting from the main/ground level and going up, excluding basements, crawl spaces, or other below-grade areas. For multi-unit buildings, this represents the total height of the structure in floors.

Half-floors, split-levels, and mezzanines may be counted differently depending on the source of the property data.

The total count of complete building levels that are constructed entirely beneath ground level.

This numerical value indicates how many fully functional floors exist below the ground surface, often used for parking, storage, utilities, or additional living space depending on the property type.

The primary flooring material used in the primary living space or first floor of the property.

This field identifies the core surface material that covers the floor, which impacts aesthetics, durability, maintenance, comfort, and overall property value.

• None: No specific flooring material or unfinished surface
• Brick: Solid clay material with a rustic, industrial aesthetic, typically used in commercial or unique residential spaces
• Carpet: Soft, textile floor covering providing warmth, sound absorption, and comfort
• Unfinished concrete: Raw concrete surface without additional treatment or coating
• Painted concrete: Concrete floor with a protective and decorative paint layer
• Polished concrete: Smooth, glossy concrete surface mechanically ground and refined
• Cork: Sustainable, natural material offering softness, sound insulation, and thermal regulation
• Plywood: Engineered wood panel flooring, often used in utilitarian or budget-conscious spaces
• Hardwood: Solid wood flooring prized for natural beauty, durability, and potential to increase property value
• Laminate: Synthetic flooring that mimics wood appearance with enhanced durability and lower cost
• Marble: Luxurious natural stone flooring known for elegance and unique veining patterns
• Tile: Ceramic or stone pieces arranged to create a durable, water-resistant surface
• Bamboo: Sustainable, rapidly renewable flooring material with hardwood-like characteristics
• Ceramic: Clay-based tiles offering durability, water resistance, and design versatility
• Stone: Natural rock material providing a rugged, timeless flooring option
• Slate: Metamorphic stone with a distinctive, textured appearance and high durability
• Terrazzo: Composite material made of chips of marble, quartz, granite, or glass set in concrete
• Vinyl: Synthetic, water-resistant flooring available in various designs and at a lower cost point
• Linoleum: Natural, eco-friendly flooring made from renewable materials like linseed oil
• Rubber: Resilient, shock-absorbing flooring often used in commercial or specialized spaces
• Epoxy: Seamless, highly durable coating typically used in industrial or modern design contexts

The primary flooring material used in the primary living space or first floor of the property.

This field identifies the core surface material that covers the floor, which impacts aesthetics, durability, maintenance, comfort, and overall property value.

• None: No specific flooring material or unfinished surface
• Brick: Solid clay material with a rustic, industrial aesthetic, typically used in commercial or unique residential spaces
• Carpet: Soft, textile floor covering providing warmth, sound absorption, and comfort
• Unfinished concrete: Raw concrete surface without additional treatment or coating
• Painted concrete: Concrete floor with a protective and decorative paint layer
• Polished concrete: Smooth, glossy concrete surface mechanically ground and refined
• Cork: Sustainable, natural material offering softness, sound insulation, and thermal regulation
• Plywood: Engineered wood panel flooring, often used in utilitarian or budget-conscious spaces
• Hardwood: Solid wood flooring prized for natural beauty, durability, and potential to increase property value
• Laminate: Synthetic flooring that mimics wood appearance with enhanced durability and lower cost
• Marble: Luxurious natural stone flooring known for elegance and unique veining patterns
• Tile: Ceramic or stone pieces arranged to create a durable, water-resistant surface
• Bamboo: Sustainable, rapidly renewable flooring material with hardwood-like characteristics
• Ceramic: Clay-based tiles offering durability, water resistance, and design versatility
• Stone: Natural rock material providing a rugged, timeless flooring option
• Slate: Metamorphic stone with a distinctive, textured appearance and high durability
• Terrazzo: Composite material made of chips of marble, quartz, granite, or glass set in concrete
• Vinyl: Synthetic, water-resistant flooring available in various designs and at a lower cost point
• Linoleum: Natural, eco-friendly flooring made from renewable materials like linseed oil
• Rubber: Resilient, shock-absorbing flooring often used in commercial or specialized spaces
• Epoxy: Seamless, highly durable coating typically used in industrial or modern design contexts

The architectural configuration of levels and stories within the property.

This field describes the unique vertical layout of the property, indicating how living spaces are distributed across different levels.

• Normal: A classic floor plan where each floor is a complete, full-size level stacked directly above another. When you enter the front door, you'll find a single, short staircase leading to all other floors. Viewed from the outside, the house looks like a traditional, straightforward box-like structure with floors directly on top of each other.
• Standard-split: When you enter, you'll immediately notice multiple short staircases leading to different living areas. Typically, the entry is positioned between two levels - for example, a few steps up to the main living area, and a few steps down to a lower level. From the outside, the house appears to have slight level changes that are not immediately obvious.
• Side-split: From the side of the house, you can clearly see different levels running horizontally. If you stand to the side of the house, you'll notice distinct living areas at different heights, almost like the house has been sliced vertically, with each section visible side-by-side. The front door typically opens to an intermediate level.
• Back-split: From the back of the house, you can see the different levels stacked or offset. The front of the house might look like a standard two-story home, but from the rear, you'll notice how levels are positioned at different heights. The front entrance is usually on a single level, with other levels visible only from the back.
• Stacked-split: This is the most complex layout. Imagine a house where levels are partially overlapping and staggered, almost like a set of misaligned blocks. From the outside, you'll see multiple levels that don't line up uniformly. When inside, you'll find that moving between levels requires more than just a single, simple staircase.
• Bi-level: When you enter the front door, you'll immediately be on a half-level. A short, usually 3-5 step staircase will lead you either up or down to the main living areas. From the outside, the house looks slightly different from a standard home, with the ground level not being a full floor.

A boolean flag indicating whether the property is currently listed for rent on the market.

This value is true when the property has an active rental listing with a valid rental price, and false when the property is not currently being marketed for rent.

This field is particularly useful for filtering available rental properties from the general property database.

Who the rental is for rent by

Whether the rental has its own laundry

Whether the rental has a separate external entrance

A boolean flag indicating whether the property is currently listed for sale on the market.

This value is true when the property has an active listing with a valid list price, and false when the property is not currently being marketed for sale.

This field is particularly useful for filtering active listings from the property.

Who the property is for sale by

The structural system built below ground level that supports the weight of the entire property and transfers the load to the earth.

This identifies the specific construction method and materials used for the building's base, which impacts structural integrity, moisture resistance, and seismic performance.

• Poured concrete: Solid foundation formed by pouring liquid concrete into forms that create a continuous structure
• Concrete block: Foundation constructed from manufactured concrete masonry units stacked and secured with mortar
• Post-tension concrete: Reinforced concrete foundation strengthened with tensioned steel cables or rods
• Concrete slab: Flat, horizontal concrete surface that serves as both foundation and floor structure
• Wood: Foundation constructed primarily from pressure-treated lumber, often used in raised structures
• Pile: Deep foundation system using vertical columns driven into the ground to support the structure above
• Brick: Foundation built from brick masonry units bonded with mortar, typically in older constructions

Identifies the type of feature or environment that borders the front boundary of the property.

This characteristic determines the property's primary access, street presence, and frontage characteristics. The front adjacency significantly influences curb appeal, accessibility, and property orientation.

• Street: Property front boundary faces a standard public road or thoroughfare
• Alley: Property front boundary faces a narrow service lane or passage
• Greenspace: Property front boundary faces a park, forest, conservation area, or undeveloped natural space
• Golf course: Property front boundary faces a golf course
• Water: Property front boundary faces a body of water such as a lake, river, ocean, or stream

Does the rental property come with furniture?

Indicates whether the primary garage on the property is equipped with 240-volt electrical service.

This specifies the presence of high-voltage electrical capacity in the first garage, which enables the use of powerful equipment such as electric vehicle chargers, workshop machinery, or specialized tools.

Indicates whether the secondary garage on the property is equipped with 240-volt electrical service.

This specifies the presence of high-voltage electrical capacity in the second garage, which enables the use of powerful equipment such as electric vehicle chargers, workshop machinery, or specialized tools.

The number of levels or stories constructed above ground level in the primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates how many floors exist above grade in the first garage, excluding any below-ground levels.

The number of levels or stories constructed above ground level in the primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates how many floors exist above grade in the first garage, excluding any below-ground levels.

The number of levels or stories constructed below ground level in the primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates how many floors exist below grade in the first garage, such as underground parking levels or subterranean storage areas.

The number of levels or stories constructed below ground level in the primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates how many floors exist below grade in the first garage, such as underground parking levels or subterranean storage areas.

The primary technology or mechanism used to generate and distribute heat in the property's garage.

This categorizes the main heating system's operational method, energy source, and distribution approach.

• None: Property has no dedicated heating system installed
• Heat pump: System that transfers heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Gas furnace: Natural gas-powered central heating unit that produces warm air
• Electric furnace: Electrically-powered central heating unit that generates warm air
• In-floor: Heating elements installed beneath flooring surfaces that radiate warmth upward
• Radiant: System that transfers heat directly to objects and people through radiation
• Hot water: System using heated water circulated through pipes to distribute warmth
• Electric: Generic electric-powered heating solution
• Geothermal: System utilizing subsurface earth temperature to provide heating
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The primary technology or mechanism used to generate and distribute heat in the property's garage.

This categorizes the main heating system's operational method, energy source, and distribution approach.

• None: Property has no dedicated heating system installed
• Heat pump: System that transfers heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Gas furnace: Natural gas-powered central heating unit that produces warm air
• Electric furnace: Electrically-powered central heating unit that generates warm air
• In-floor: Heating elements installed beneath flooring surfaces that radiate warmth upward
• Radiant: System that transfers heat directly to objects and people through radiation
• Hot water: System using heated water circulated through pipes to distribute warmth
• Electric: Generic electric-powered heating solution
• Geothermal: System utilizing subsurface earth temperature to provide heating
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The number of vehicles that can be accommodated in the property's primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates the parking capacity of the first garage, representing how many cars can be stored in this enclosed vehicle storage area.

The number of vehicles that can be accommodated in the property's primary garage structure.

This numerical value indicates the parking capacity of the first garage, representing how many cars can be stored in this enclosed vehicle storage area.

Indicates whether the property's garage has tandem parking configuration.

Tandem parking refers to an arrangement where vehicles are parked one behind another, requiring the outer vehicle to be moved to access the inner vehicle.

Indicates whether the property's garage has tandem parking configuration.

Tandem parking refers to an arrangement where vehicles are parked one behind another, requiring the outer vehicle to be moved to access the inner vehicle.

Indicates the structural relationship of the primary garage to the main dwelling.

Categorizes the garage based on its physical connection to the main structure.

• None: No garage present on the property
• Attached: Garage shares at least one common wall with the residential structure
• Detached: Standalone garage structure separate from the main building
• Parking garage: Multi-vehicle or multi-level parking structure, often shared

Indicates the structural relationship of the primary garage to the main dwelling.

Categorizes the garage based on its physical connection to the main structure.

• None: No garage present on the property
• Attached: Garage shares at least one common wall with the residential structure
• Detached: Standalone garage structure separate from the main building
• Parking garage: Multi-vehicle or multi-level parking structure, often shared

Identifies the source or provider of gas service to the property.

Specifies the infrastructure or system used to supply gas for heating, cooking, or other applications, which impacts service reliability and utility considerations.

• None: No gas service is available at this property
• Municipal: Gas supplied through municipal utility pipelines
• Propane tank: Gas supplied through on-site propane tanks that require periodic refilling
• Natural gas tank: Gas supplied through on-site natural gas storage tanks

Indicates whether the property includes a designated area specifically allocated for storing personal belongings separate from the main living space.

This identifies the presence of a dedicated storage unit or compartment that is exclusively assigned to the property, often located in a common area of multi-unit buildings or complexes.

Indicates whether the property includes a private outdoor space at the rear of the building or lot.

This identifies the presence of a dedicated exterior area behind the main structure that provides outdoor living space, typically separated from public access and offering some degree of privacy.

Indicates whether historical assessment data is available for this property.

Assessment history provides a record of past assessed values for the property across multiple years. This data is valuable for understanding how a property's officially assessed value has changed over time.

A value of 'true' indicates that the system has historical assessment records for this property. A value of 'false' indicates that no assessment history is available, which may occur in areas where multi-year assessment data is not published.

Indicates whether historical listing data is available for this property.

Listing history provides a record of previous real estate marketing attempts, including dates, asking prices, and listing outcomes. This data is valuable for understanding a property's market exposure and price evolution over time.

A value of 'true' indicates that the system has records of previous listing events for this property. A value of 'false' indicates that no listing history is available, which may occur for properties that haven't been offered on the open market recently or where data collection was limited.

Indicates whether historical rental listing data is available for this property.

Rental listing history provides a record of previous rental marketing attempts, including dates, asking rents, and listing outcomes. This data is valuable for understanding a property's rental market exposure and price evolution over time.

A value of 'true' indicates that the system has records of previous rental listing events for this property. A value of 'false' indicates that no rental listing history is available, which may occur for properties that haven't been offered for rent recently or where data collection was limited.

Indicates whether permit records are available for this property.

Permit history provides a record of building permits and business licenses associated with the property, including application dates, permit types, and descriptions of the work. This data is valuable for understanding renovations, additions, and other changes made to a property over time.

A value of 'true' indicates that the system has permit records for this property. A value of 'false' indicates that no permit records are available, which may occur in areas where permit data is not published or for properties that have not had permitted work.

Indicates whether the property includes a dedicated outdoor space situated between the main structure and the street or public access point.

This identifies the presence of an exterior area in front of the building that serves as a buffer between the property and public spaces, often contributing to curb appeal and the property's public-facing aesthetic.

Indicates the presence of a dedicated, exclusive fitness area within the property that is privately owned and not accessible to others outside the property.

This field identifies a personal gym space that is solely for the property owner's use, distinct from shared or public fitness facilities.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located within the private interior of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Typically equipped with personal fitness equipment
• Provides convenient, private workout space without the need to access external gyms

Indicates the presence of a personal hot tub located within the interior of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated hydrotherapy or relaxation area that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located within the private interior of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for relaxation and hydrotherapy
• Offers convenience of private wellness amenities without public access

Indicates the presence of a personal sauna located within the interior of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated heat therapy and relaxation space that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common area.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located within the private interior of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for heat therapy and relaxation
• Offers convenience of private wellness amenities without public access

Indicates the presence of a personal swimming pool located within the interior of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated aquatic facility that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located within the private interior of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for swimming and aquatic recreation
• Offers convenience of private swimming facilities without public access
• Typically includes full indoor pool infrastructure

Indicates the presence of a personal workspace located within the interior of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated area for creative, technical, or craft-based activities that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located within the private interior of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for specialized projects and creative work
• Offers convenience of private workspace without public access
• Typically equipped with specific tools and work surfaces

Indicates the presence of a personal fitness area located outside the main structure of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated outdoor space for exercise and physical activities that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common area.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located in the private outdoor space of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for open-air fitness and exercise
• Offers convenience of private workout facilities without public access
• Typically equipped with outdoor-appropriate exercise equipment

Indicates the presence of a personal hydrotherapy spa located in the private outdoor space of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated outdoor relaxation area that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located in the private outdoor area of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for outdoor hydrotherapy and relaxation
• Offers convenience of private wellness amenities without public access
• Typically situated in a secluded part of the property's exterior

Indicates the presence of a personal heat therapy facility located in the private outdoor space of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated outdoor wellness area that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located in the private outdoor area of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for outdoor heat therapy and relaxation
• Offers convenience of private wellness amenities without public access
• Typically situated in a secluded part of the property's exterior

Indicates the presence of a personal aquatic facility located in the private outdoor space of the property, exclusively accessible to the property owner.

This field identifies a dedicated outdoor swimming area that is privately owned and not part of any shared or common space.

• Exclusively accessible to the property owner
• Located in the private outdoor area of the property
• Not part of a shared or common area
• Provides a personal space for outdoor swimming and aquatic recreation
• Offers convenience of private swimming facilities without public access
• Typically situated in a secluded part of the property's exterior

Indicates whether the property has designated parking space suitable for recreational vehicles (RVs).

RV parking typically requires significant space with adequate clearance for large vehicles, and may include features such as extended driveways, side yards with vehicle access, or dedicated parking pads. This amenity is particularly valuable for RV owners who wish to store their vehicles on their property rather than at off-site storage facilities.

A value of 'true' indicates the property has sufficient space and appropriate access for RV parking. This may be subject to local regulations, HOA restrictions, or zoning ordinances that govern on-property RV storage.

Indicates the presence of a fitness facility within the property that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants.

This field identifies a communal gym space shared among residents, typically found in multi-unit properties, condominiums, or apartment complexes.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common area of the building or complex
• Shared equipment and facilities
• Often included as an amenity for residents
• Provides convenient fitness options without individual equipment investment

Indicates the presence of a communal hot tub facility located within the interior of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies a hydrotherapy or relaxation area that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common indoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal relaxation and wellness space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management

Indicates the presence of a communal sauna facility located within the interior of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies a heat therapy and relaxation area that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common indoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal wellness and relaxation space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management

Indicates the presence of a communal swimming pool facility located within the interior of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies an aquatic facility that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common indoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal swimming and aquatic recreation space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers year-round swimming capabilities due to indoor location

Indicates the presence of a communal workspace located within the interior of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies a collaborative area for creative, technical, or craft-based activities that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common indoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal space for projects and creative work
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers shared tools and work surfaces for collaborative use

Indicates whether the property has access to a shared laundry facility used by multiple residents.

This boolean field helps assess laundry options for properties without in-unit laundry appliances. Shared laundry facilities are common in multi-unit buildings, condominiums, apartments, and some townhouse communities.

A value of 'true' indicates the property has access to a common laundry room with washers and dryers that are shared with other residents. A value of 'false' indicates no shared laundry access, meaning the property either has in-unit laundry or no on-site laundry facilities.

Indicates the presence of a communal fitness area located in the outdoor space of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies an open-air exercise facility that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common outdoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal open-air fitness and exercise space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers outdoor exercise equipment for shared use

Indicates the presence of a communal hydrotherapy spa located in the outdoor space of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies an outdoor relaxation facility that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common outdoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal outdoor relaxation and hydrotherapy space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers a social wellness feature for multiple users

Indicates the presence of a communal heat therapy facility located in the outdoor space of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies an outdoor wellness area that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common outdoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal outdoor wellness and heat therapy space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers a social wellness feature for multiple users

Indicates the presence of a communal aquatic facility located in the outdoor space of a multi-unit property or residential complex.

This field identifies an outdoor swimming area that is accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property.

• Accessible to multiple residents or occupants within the same property
• Located in a common outdoor area of the building or complex
• Shared amenity for residents or tenants
• Provides communal outdoor swimming and aquatic recreation space
• Typically maintained and managed by property management
• Offers a social swimming feature for multiple users

The manufacturer or commercial brand name of the primary heating system installed in the property.

This identifies the company that produced the main heating equipment, which may indicate quality, reliability, and maintenance requirements.

The calendar year in which the primary heating system was originally installed in the property.

This date indicates when the main heating equipment was first put into service, providing insight into the system's age and potential remaining service life.

The primary technology or mechanism used to generate and distribute heat throughout the property.

This categorizes the main heating system's operational method, energy source, and distribution approach.

• None: Property has no dedicated heating system installed
• Heat pump: System that transfers heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Gas furnace: Natural gas-powered central heating unit that produces warm air
• Electric furnace: Electrically-powered central heating unit that generates warm air
• In-floor: Heating elements installed beneath flooring surfaces that radiate warmth upward
• Radiant: Uses electricity and resistance, essentially electric space heaters.
• Hot water: System using heated water circulated through pipes to distribute warmth
• Electric: Generic electric-powered heating solution
• Geothermal: System utilizing subsurface earth temperature to provide heating
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The primary technology or mechanism used to generate and distribute heat throughout the property.

This categorizes the main heating system's operational method, energy source, and distribution approach.

• None: Property has no dedicated heating system installed
• Heat pump: System that transfers heat between indoor and outdoor environments
• Gas furnace: Natural gas-powered central heating unit that produces warm air
• Electric furnace: Electrically-powered central heating unit that generates warm air
• In-floor: Heating elements installed beneath flooring surfaces that radiate warmth upward
• Radiant: System that transfers heat directly to objects and people through radiation
• Hot water: System using heated water circulated through pipes to distribute warmth
• Electric: Generic electric-powered heating solution
• Geothermal: System utilizing subsurface earth temperature to provide heating
• Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace

The manufacturer or brand of the humidification system installed in the property.

This field identifies the specific company that manufactured the home's humidity control equipment, which can provide insights into the system's quality, features, and potential maintenance considerations.

The calendar year when the current humidification system was initially installed in the property.

This field provides insight into the age of the humidity control equipment, which can be crucial for assessing potential maintenance needs, efficiency, and potential replacement considerations.

• Indicates the approximate age of the current humidification system
• Helps estimate potential remaining useful life of the equipment
• Can be valuable for understanding maintenance history and future repair planning

The specific type of humidity control system integrated with the property's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

This field describes the method used to add moisture to the indoor air, which can impact air quality, comfort, and potential energy efficiency.

• None: No dedicated humidification system is present in the property
• Bypass: A passive humidification system that uses the home's existing airflow. Water is evaporated through a pad, and the furnace's blower moves air across this pad to distribute moisture without an additional fan
• Evaporative: A humidification method that uses a water-saturated wick or filter. As air passes through, water evaporates, increasing humidity without creating additional noise or requiring a separate power source
• Fan-powered: An active humidification system with a built-in fan that forces air through a water-saturated pad, providing more consistent and controlled moisture distribution. This type can typically add more moisture to the air than bypass systems

A unique identifier code for retrieving an exterior image of this property.

This value should be used to construct an image request URL using the following format:

https://www.houski.ca/api/image/featured/{image_value}?key={your_api_key}

For a smaller thumbnail version, append the '?thumbnail=true' query parameter to the URL.

Example: If the image field contains 'ba6876bf797b707c_100cb6a8', your request URL would be:

https://www.houski.ca/api/image/featured/ba6876bf797b707c_100cb6a8?key=your-api-key

SECURITY WARNING: Never expose your API key in frontend code. Instead, implement one of these approaches:

• Create a server-side proxy endpoint that makes authenticated requests on behalf of your frontend.
• Use serverless functions to handle image requests securely.
• Implement signed URL generation with short expiration times.

Indicates whether the property is located on a cul-de-sac street configuration.

A cul-de-sac is a dead-end street with a rounded terminal area designed to allow vehicles to turn around without backing up or executing multi-point turns. Properties on cul-de-sacs have distinctive lot shapes, often with wider frontages at the street than typical rectangular lots.

A value of 'true' indicates the property is situated on a cul-de-sac, which typically results in reduced through traffic, potentially quieter streetscapes, and distinctive property boundaries that may taper or widen toward the street.

The total interior living space of the property measured in square meters (m²).

This measurement represents the usable interior floor area of the property, typically including all rooms and hallways but excluding exterior walls, unfinished areas, garages, and outdoor spaces.

Indicates the origin or method of obtaining the Interior area measurement for the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and method of Interior area calculation, helping users understand the context of the measurement.

• User: Interior area provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Interior area associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Interior area sourced from official documents or records
• Estimate: Interior area calculated using Houski's AI algorithms

Identifies the type of service provider that delivers internet connectivity to the property.

Specifies the infrastructure or technology used to provide internet access, which can impact connection speeds, reliability, and availability.

• None: No internet service is available at this property
• Municipal: Internet service provided through local government-operated networks
• Satellite: Internet connectivity delivered via satellite transmission
• Cellular: Internet access provided through cellular network infrastructure

Identifies the type of irrigation system installed on the property for landscape watering.

The irrigation system type impacts water efficiency, landscape maintenance requirements, and property water management capabilities. Different systems offer varying levels of automation, coverage, and water conservation features.

Common irrigation types include manual systems (hose-based), in-ground sprinklers (with fixed or pop-up heads), drip irrigation systems, micro-spray systems, and smart/automated systems with weather or soil moisture sensors.

Indicates whether the property is classified for commercial business activities.

Identifies the primary purpose of the property as a space for business operations, retail, office use, or other commercial purposes.

Indicates the origin or method of determining the commercial classification status of the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and method of commercial determination, helping users understand the context and accuracy of this property designation.

• User: Commercial status provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Commercial classification associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Commercial status sourced from official zoning documents, business licenses, or commercial property registries
• Estimate: Commercial classification determined using Houski's AI algorithms or property use analysis

Indicates whether the property has been officially declared unsafe or unfit for occupancy by relevant authorities.

A condemned status signifies that the structure has been deemed hazardous or uninhabitable due to severe structural deficiencies, code violations, or other safety concerns as determined by local building inspectors or municipal officials.

Indicates whether the property is classified as agricultural land used for farming or agricultural production.

Identifies the primary purpose of the property as land dedicated to crop cultivation, livestock raising, or other agricultural activities.

Indicates the origin or method of determining the farmland classification status of the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and method of farmland determination, helping users understand the context and accuracy of this agricultural designation.

• User: Farmland status provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Farmland classification associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Farmland status sourced from official zoning documents, land use records, or agricultural registries
• Estimate: Farmland classification determined using Houski's AI algorithms or land use analysis

Indicates whether the property is being sold through a court-ordered legal process, typically involving foreclosure.

Identifies if the property sale is the result of a judicial proceeding, such as a foreclosure, bankruptcy, or legal settlement of property disputes.

Indicates whether the property is classified for residential occupancy and use.

Identifies the primary purpose of the property as a living space, which determines its legal classification, permitted activities, and potential usage restrictions.

Indicates the origin or method of determining the residential classification status of the property.

The data source provides transparency about the reliability and method of residential determination, helping users understand the context and accuracy of this property designation.

• User: Residential status provided directly by a logged-in Houski user account
• Viewer: Residential classification associated with an anonymous Houski website visitor
• Document: Residential status sourced from official zoning documents, property records, or municipal registries
• Estimate: Residential classification determined using Houski's AI algorithms or property type analysis

Identifies the manufacturer of the kitchen appliance installed in the property.

Specifies the specific company that produced the kitchen appliance, which can indicate quality, features, potential maintenance needs, and technological capabilities.