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New NAR Tool to Feature Maponics Technology

Dec 07, 2010

Maponics, a provider of location-based data, has announced that the Realtors Property Resource (RPR), a new tool set from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), will include data from the Maponics School Boundaries product. RPR is an online real estate library for NAR’S Realtor members with valuable datasets such as assessor and recorder data, active and off-market listing data, mortgages, foreclosures and pre-foreclosures, demographics, schools and geographic information. Maponics School Boundaries is the first commercial GIS data product to include explicit attendance zone boundaries, the areas around public schools that define the households that attend them. In addition to locally-sourced public school attendance zone (SAZ) boundaries for covered metro areas, the product dataset includes nationwide coverage of school district boundaries as well as private and public school locations and profiles. RPR will integrate and leverage Maponics school data to provide members with: a comprehensive and current source for private and public school information an easy way to view the relationship between properties and public schools in map displays the ability to view reports and analytics by areas such as individual SAZs and school districts. “It is a real value-add to be offering Maponics School Boundaries as one of the key datasets in RPR,” said Marty Frame, RPR President. “As a tool set aimed at making Realtors more informed, more productive and more valuable to their clients, schools and related boundaries are an important part of the complete picture we provide through RPR.” For more information, visit www.realtor.org or www.maponics.com.
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