The Neighborhood Data Package uses data on foot traffic to help determine which parts of cities are becoming more or less popular.
Source: Inman News
Tech firm Unacast launches real estate data tool
Published in Data, Exclusive, los angeles, Marketing, Neighborhood Data Package, new york city, News Brief, Real World Graph, Select, Technology, Thomas Walle, Unacast and Williamsburg
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