LiveBy aims to close neighborhood data gap in real estate tech

"LiveBy, a data platform serving brokerage websites and agent marketing platforms across North America, has partnered with Repliers to bring expanded boundary, school and demographic data tools to real estate technology companies using the Repliers API platform. The integration allows Repliers customers to activate LiveBy's location intelligence tools as a single add-on, helping developers and brokerages deliver more localized home search experiences powered by neighborhood, school district and demographic information."

"The companies said the partnership addresses a longstanding challenge in real estate search technology the lack of accurate boundary data tied to how consumers actually search for homes. According to the companies, standard MLS location metadata is often incomplete, while broader mapping services do not typically provide the neighborhood and school attendance boundaries buyers use when searching for homes."

"The new integration introduces six location data types through Repliers' existing API infrastructure, including counties, cities, ZIP codes, neighborhoods, schools and attendance zones and school districts. Buyers don't search by latitude and longitude. They search by the neighborhood their friends live in and the elementary school their kids would attend, said Matan Gill, vice president of product at LiveBy."

"The platform also includes demographic data tied to each boundary type and allows developers to query multiple location layers through a single API call. School attendance zones will include lists of eligible schools for residents within those boundaries, allowing homebuyers to view school information directly alongside property"

LiveBy partnered with Repliers to provide expanded boundary, school, and demographic data tools to real estate technology companies through the Repliers API platform. The integration enables Repliers customers to activate LiveBy location intelligence as a single add-on, supporting more localized home search experiences. The partnership targets a common problem in real estate search technology: incomplete MLS location metadata and mapping services that do not supply neighborhood and school attendance boundaries buyers use. The integration adds six location data types—counties, cities, ZIP codes, neighborhoods, schools, and attendance zones and school districts—along with demographic data tied to each boundary type. Developers can query multiple location layers through one API call, and school attendance zones can list eligible schools for residents within those boundaries.

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