Discussions

Is it possible to create an address autocomplete using the API? Similar to this https://ideal-postcodes.co.uk/autocomplete And if so, how do lookup 'costs' work? Is it for every returned option or would it only be considered once a specific address was chosen and a full set of data returned?

I'm looking over your Property Data Schema for potentially using its API to look up real estate. I'm specifically interested in obtaining fair market value (not just assessed value) for properties, regardless of the property status. Do you offer AVMs in your property data schema?

Is there a way to offset the returned records for pagination? for example, if the query finds 100 records and i only want to pull records numbered 20-40 for pagination on my website.

I have downloaded the dataset provided. I would like to know the query parameters to be passed in request for getting a response for a single residential address. Reference: [https://api.datafiniti.co/v4/properties/search] Eg: Property type: Single family residential address, Address: 1909 Stratford Ave, South Plainfield NJ 07080

Im reading address in order to query and show the result, but looks with none of my address are working 1) $query = 'address:\"6550 time square ave apt 103\" AND postalCode:32835'; 2) $query = 'address:\"2535 N 86\" AND postalCode:85257'; in the first one I receive like 680 rows in the second one I receive like 1500 rows. I was reading other answer in the suggested post avoiding using ST, AVE,......but i'm manipulating massive data, I can't eliminate one by one... is there other idea?

I'm wondering if it's possible to get product query results filtered a sub-property of the product. e.g. if I want to only get products where the merchant resides in the US, could I use a query like "merchants.country:US", or something similar? Or can I only filter by the top level properties, e.g. "brand:Dell" ? Thanks.

If I have an residential address, can I use the API to get the homeowner data?

Can I get Rental Property Data like pricing, availability, location, and property representative. We need a data set similar to listhub, zillow, apartments.com, or realtor.com.

I want to construct a query like this "query": "city:(Port Chester or Rye or Rye Brook )" and I get this error {"errors":["city is missing search criteria. You can use city:* if you want all records that have city"]}

I'm looking to build a tool for cataloging individual assets or belongings. There are multiple possible input/search methods but would a user be able to simply enter an object name or model number? Once identified we would want to store that object with its details under that user profile. They could then use the categories and other fields to organize the assets.