About Us
Address Data provides readers with valuable information about US addresses to help you find a perfect place to live. Our Editorial Team has researched hundreds of data sources. We use census data and public records provided by government agencies.
These are the most accurate and trusted sources of information, but often governments present their data in machine-readable formats that is inaccessible for ordinary users. We use data analysis and various visualisation tools to help you get meaningful insights about an address.
With our help you can find answers to the following questions:
- What building is located at this address? Who is the owner?
- Who built it? What materials is this building made of?
- What permits have been obtained?
- Who was the contractor on this project?
- When was the work completed?
- Were there any inspections? What was the result of these inspections?
We use official records to profile neighborhoods and urban areas and find out the most typical problems, such as the following:
- illegal dumping on streets
- graffiti
- broken street lights
- abandoned vehicles
- potholes
- rodent complaints
- noise nuisance
Our Walkability Rating, based on proprietary technology, aims to help you find a neighborhood with the most comfortable urban infrastructure, where shops, restaurants, schools, gyms, and laundries are located within walking distance.
In our work, we rely on official data obtained from government agencies and institutions (from nationwide level to county and city data level). Like a traditional encyclopaedia, we name and cite our sources so you can verify the provided information independently.
We also use content submitted by our users. In the latter case, we are similar to wiki projects. We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date data, but since most of the data is received from third parties, we cannot guarantee that this data is accurate and up-to-date.
If you have questions or suggestions, let us know using this contact form. We'll respond as soon as we can.
