NeighborVote combines low-level polling data compiled by the MIT Election Data & Science Lab and Flyhomes AI, allowing users to ask questions, such as “Is this home in a red or blue zone?” or view political information directly on the home listing page, according to the report.
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Flyhomes has launched a new home search tool, NeighborVote, designed to increase voter readiness by leveraging technology to determine whether neighborhoods lean Republican or Democratic. Business Wire reported Friday.
According to the report, Seattle-based real estate agents and mortgage lenders are using Flyhomes AI to power this data, which isn’t available on platforms like Zillow, Realtor.com or Homes.com, giving NeighborVote a distinct edge.
Adam Hopson
“All of this data is publicly available, but it is disaggregated between sources and presented in a way that is accessible only to academic researchers.,” Adam Hopson, chief strategy officer at Flyhomes, said. “Nowhere else do we know it is presented in such a consumer-friendly way, so close to the other information you want to know about a home.”
Hopson added, “Our goal is for buyers to use NeighborVote as they would Walk Score or school ratings to evaluate homes.“
Since its launch in 2016, Flyhomes has sought to transform the home buying and selling experience through innovations such as Flyhomes Cash Offer and Buy Before You Sell, giving clients and partners increased confidence in the real estate market, while Flyhomes AI empowers them with real estate complete. estate information.
NeighborVote combines low-level polling data compiled by the MIT Election Data & Science Lab and Flyhomes AI, allowing users to ask questions like “Is this home in a red or blue zone?” or view political information directly on the home listing page, according to the report.
The tool also provides information on past presidential and congressional elections and current representatives.
Tushar Garg
“This launch is not a political statement,” said Tushar Garg, founder and CEO of Flyhomes.
“We simply explored the power of AI and large-scale language learning and asked ourselves: ‘Could being up-to-date with neighborhood politics help customers make more informed home buying decisions?’ The answer was a resounding yes. We also think that even those who don’t want a house will find it interesting to see how their neighbors voted in the election – they might be surprised by what they find.”
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