Parcel & government data
Parcel identifiers, assessment information, recorded characteristics and other information originating from public sources.
Every property generates information. Every owner, agent, lender and real estate professional has a relationship to that information. Haccretion connects persistent digital property profiles with the user profiles of the people who own, market, finance, improve and interact with real estate.
There is no single universal source for everything known about a property. Governments create parcel and assessment records. Owners know about improvements and features. Agents create listing information. Professionals produce inspections, valuations and other records. Transactions create market history.
Parcel identifiers, assessment information, recorded characteristics and other information originating from public sources.
Features, renovations, photographs, systems and other appropriate information supplied by a verified property owner.
Information describing the structure, land, rooms, features and physical characteristics associated with the asset.
Appropriate data associated with identified agents, brokers, inspectors, appraisers or other real estate professionals.
Listing price, status, representation, marketing information and other facts associated with a particular market event.
Appropriate historical information associated with improvements, prior market events and transactions.
Traditional databases describe properties. Haccretion is designed to connect properties to the people behind the data.
The relationship between a person and a property matters. Instead of reducing everyone to anonymous fields inside a listing record, Haccretion can connect an identified user profile to the property profile through a defined role.
Claims and maintains appropriate owner-provided information.
Connects professional identity and representation to the property.
Discovers, follows and interacts with property opportunities.
Connects financing professionals to relevant real estate activity.
Connects service professionals with properties and owners.
Connects a property owner with a specific decision to enter the market.
A verified relationship can connect a user's profile with a property and provide access to appropriate owner-facing tools and owner-provided information.
An agent profile can connect to a property through a defined professional or listing relationship rather than becoming an anonymous name inside a record.
Buyers can discover and interact with properties while maintaining their own persistent identity and relationships across the network.
Financing relationships can connect lenders with users and relevant property activity without turning the lender into the source of unrelated property facts.
Contractors and other service professionals can build identities and relationships around the real properties and people their work serves.
People can also follow, communicate and build professional relationships with each other independently of any single property transaction.
The property profile persists independently of any one listing. It provides a common point to which appropriate data, history and relationships can connect.
A Haccretion user profile can represent an owner, buyer, seller or professional. That identity persists across properties, conversations, relationships and transactions.
Owner-contributed facts can be associated with the verified user and identified as owner-provided information.
Government or public-record information can remain attributable to the relevant source rather than becoming an owner claim.
Appropriate professional information can remain connected to the identity or role responsible for providing it.
Listing-specific facts can remain connected to the listing event, representation and time period to which they belong.
Haccretion's model connects two graphs. The property graph describes real estate: properties, information, listings and transaction events. The social graph describes people: owners, buyers, sellers, agents, lenders, contractors and their relationships. Connecting the two creates a real estate network where information has context, properties have persistent identities and the people behind real estate are no longer disconnected from the data describing it.
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Visit Haccretion →Property data is information describing a real estate asset. It can include parcel and public-record information, physical characteristics, owner-provided information, listing activity, professional information, improvements and transaction history.
A digital property profile is a persistent online identity for a property. In Haccretion's model, appropriate property information, history, listings and relationships can connect to that profile over time.
Haccretion connects property profiles to relevant user profiles through defined relationships. A user might be a verified owner, listing agent, buyer, lender or service professional. The relationship explains how that person is connected to the property.
Haccretion's model is designed to allow verified owners to participate in maintaining appropriate owner-provided information. Public records, professional data and information from other authoritative sources should remain identifiable by source rather than being freely overwritten.
No. A property profile represents the persistent property. A listing represents a particular market event associated with that property. The property can therefore maintain a digital identity even when it is not currently for sale.