Public-sector analysts lose weeks reconciling public, government, and crowdsourced property data sources that all use different field names, units, and address formats. That reconciliation work is what we sell. Houski has ingested hundreds of sources across Canada, the United States, Great Britain, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria and South Korea, normalised every field down to a single definition, and ships them as one schema, rebuilt every night, with model-filled estimates where the training data supports it. Policy briefs and council reports get answered in hours instead of weeks because the standardisation has already been done.
Houski's API powers all of the following:
No real estate data source is 100% accurate, but Houski's data keeps improving as more sources are added. For maximum precision (such as a specific property valuation), hire the relevant professional, such as an appraiser.
We pull property data from public and government sources, then combine it all and make sense of it, which is the hard part. Like Wikipedia, anyone with a free account can contribute too, and that crowdsourced input helps fill the gaps.
We sell property data, which is fully anonymous (not personal data). For example, a home insurance app can use Houski to pre-fill a quote form with square footage and other property features.
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Our team can answer questions and demo the impact our data can have on your municipality.