Local Logic, a location intelligence provider that quantifies location at scale to shape smarter developments and more sustainable cities, announced a strategic partnership with Wahi, a digital real estate platform that uses tools, information and experiences to improve the real estate journey for consumers and realtors.With this partnership, Local Logic integrates neighborhood data into Wahi’s consumer-facing experience.
Local Logic enables Wahi to offer users an intimate understanding of location without having to search multiple sites. The location data includes demographics, local profiles, local scores, points of interest API and school data. Additionally, Wahi receives an exclusive license that includes text data 66% unique to Wahi, supporting high SEO value. This partnership will drive traffic and create a more engaging customer search experience on Wahi, the company said.
“We are very excited to partner with Local Logic to use the power of technology to bring truth and transparency to the home buying journey. Wahi’s mission is to reclaim real estate by harnessing the power of technology in the service of truth and transparency. We do this by using real data to help people make their dreams come true,” said Benjy Katchen, CEO of Wahi.
Local Logic’s platform incorporates more than 75 billion data points and 200 million properties across the United States and Canada. Through its proprietary Location Scores, Local Logic can quantify the changing dynamics of consumer and renter demand. Examples of Location Scores include transit quality, access to restaurants and quietness.
“There’s plenty of information available during the home buying experience about the property in question, but there’s not usually a ton of information on the area outside of the four walls it’s made of,” said Vincent-Charles Hodder, CEO at Local Logic. “At Local Logic, we’re laser-focused on empowering home buyers and investors alike with pertinent information about the area surrounding a potential property to ensure that all the boxes are checked for such an important decision.”
