Open mikeymicrophone opened 6 years ago
If a certain data source is already good for this need, we can consider that. I know there are some awesome efforts in this space, and New York's big data initiatives have been some of the most successful in the world.
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Not in a graphical way, the schema is shown here though. https://github.com/mikeymicrophone/commissulator/blob/master/db/schema.rb
I think we can start with a State model, a City model, a Street model, a Building model, and an Apartment model. Deciding where to put Zip codes is one issue. Finding the data for apartment numbers (and potentially what unit size or floor number they correspond to) is the biggest goal.
Can you please state the required fields for each model?
State: name, abbreviation City: name, state_id Street: name, city_id ZipCode: number Building: name, street_address, access_codes, landlord_id, street_id, zip_code_id Apartment: unit_number, floor_number, size, building_id
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There's a lot of data on New York addresses, streets, buildings, and apartments. The owner of each building, and ideally the management company as well, could be mined out of this data.
Commissulator only needs Manhattan addresses right now. I know a way to pull block and lot data from PLUTO, and to get all streets and addresses from that. The next thing I want is a list of unit names in each rental building, or a way to know their pattern and scope so they can be generated.
Once we have a quick way to refer to each apartment, we don't need much data beyond that because we know the inventory already.