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Posted: July 21, 2008
GeoData Plus creates zoning map for Nassau County
GeoData Plus has recently completed a zoning map for all of Nassau County. GeoData Plus went through the process of collecting zoning maps from every municipality, and combining them into one map.
The zoning maps are integrated into GeoData Direct, GeoData's web application that provides detailed property reports, sales comparables, lis pendens and other important information. Users will be able to view zoning details on property reports, sales comparables and lis pendens (pre-foreclosures) in Nassau County.
GeoData Plus is the most extensive source for real estate information in the New York Metropolitan area. Its online services include detailed property reports, a comprehensive sales comparable search tool, comparative market analysis (CMA), property photographs, digital maps, and aerial photographs.
GeoData Inc. was founded in 2000 by George Vinsky, a talented computer programmer with outstanding knowledge of the New York real estate market. In 2002, GeoData Inc. became GeoData Plus LLC, after forming a partnership with Real Property Technologies, (now known as the RPT Group) - a well-established real estate research firm with more than five decades of experience in New York real estate.
GeoData Plus specializes in data search tools for both small businesses and individuals featuring unlimited customer support and training. They currently serve more than 500 clients - appraisers, property tax reduction specialists, mortgage companies, investors and real estate agencies - encompassing thousands of users largely in the New York area, although the program is accessed worldwide. The company currently covers Suffolk, Nassau, the Five
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