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M00m00's property bee graphs - Finally
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Can you just hack into rightmove for me then please? I want to know!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Brilliant stuff! Can you also do London? Or is it too segmented?0
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I'm doing two london postcodes (by request)
E1 and SE1
graphs of those will be coming later this weekIt's a health benefit ...0 -
Thanks MooMoo,
I appreciate the time you have spent completing this work. However, I am not sure what all the axes on the graphs are actually representing. I assume that the horizontal axes is representing the weeks. But I am still not sure what the vertical axes are showing us.
Thanks again.
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horizontal is the week
vertical is a simple number
in the 'houses on the market one' it's the total number of properties available in the area being tracked
in the reductions one it's the number of reductions in a week.
the pie charts are tracking changes in a month (ie 4% stc means 4% of properties in the area had their status changed to STC during that month, not that 4% of the total property is in STC status)
as stated, these are really just graphical versions of the data already contained in the weekly thread.It's a health benefit ...0 -
horizontal is the week
vertical is a simple number
in the 'houses on the market one' it's the total number of properties available in the area being tracked
in the reductions one it's the number of reductions in a week.
the pie charts are tracking changes in a month (ie 4% stc means 4% of properties in the area had their status changed to STC during that month, not that 4% of the total property is in STC status)
as stated, these are really just graphical versions of the data already contained in the weekly thread.
Thankyou for your help:T0 -
Average -£5,787 -3.90%
Median -£5,000 -3.34%
Average -£6,650 -4.46%
Median -£5,000 -3.80%It's a health benefit ...0 -
thank you m00m00!
this is wonderful.
Any chance you could do Stockport?0 -
average -£8,684 -4.12%
median -£5,000 -3.57%
It's a health benefit ...0 -
Average -£10,765 -3.19%
Median -£10,000 -2.86%
It's a health benefit ...0
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