Everyone uses the internet to search for property information, right? Whether you are looking for your next home or investment property, researching suburbs or just want to find out how much your neighbour is trying to sell their house for, the internet is the easiest and most convenient way to do it. It seems this fact has not gone unnoticed at the Google HQ.
This month Google released Google Real Estate Australia and NZ. They now provide current property listings with information collected from many third party websites. You can use Google's powerful search engine to customise your search with specific criteria like number of bedrooms or bathrooms, price and suburb. Using Google's famous 'Maps', they indicate properties for sale or rent with a 'marker'. Clicking on the marker will provide the searcher with some useful information and a link to the agents site to view the property in detail.
The feature also allows independent sellers to list their properties for free, so long as they are shown on a website. “People can upload a feed of all of their properties and they can do that one or more times a day to keep the information up to date,” Google spokesmane Andrew Foster said. “With cities like Perth being so remote from the eastern seaboard, this kind of technology will be an advance for interstate investors who can do their research and go on virtual tours that they might have not seen.”
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This month Google released Google Real Estate Australia and NZ. They now provide current property listings with information collected from many third party websites. You can use Google's powerful search engine to customise your search with specific criteria like number of bedrooms or bathrooms, price and suburb. Using Google's famous 'Maps', they indicate properties for sale or rent with a 'marker'. Clicking on the marker will provide the searcher with some useful information and a link to the agents site to view the property in detail.
The feature also allows independent sellers to list their properties for free, so long as they are shown on a website. “People can upload a feed of all of their properties and they can do that one or more times a day to keep the information up to date,” Google spokesmane Andrew Foster said. “With cities like Perth being so remote from the eastern seaboard, this kind of technology will be an advance for interstate investors who can do their research and go on virtual tours that they might have not seen.”
Check it out right here.
If you enjoyed this post or found it useful, please consider posting a comment or 'Sharing' it using the button on the top left of the page.
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