Property values are calculated using advanced algorithms that analyze recent sales, market trends, property characteristics, and neighborhood factors. Values are updated monthly and reflect current market conditions. Colors represent price ranges from lowest (green) to highest (red) values in the area.

Safety index combines crime rates, police reports, and community safety data over the past 12 months. Green areas indicate lower crime rates and higher safety scores, while red areas show higher crime activity. Data includes theft, assault, vandalism, and other reported incidents.

Market activity measures property turnover rates, days on market, and sales frequency. Blue areas show stable markets with moderate activity, while red areas indicate high-activity markets with frequent sales and price changes. Useful for identifying investment opportunities.

Population density data from latest census and municipal records. Light areas represent suburban or rural zones with fewer residents per km², while dark areas show urban centers with high population concentration. Affects infrastructure, services, and property demand.

Environmental hazard assessment includes flood risk zones, earthquake fault lines, landslide areas, and other geological risks. Green areas have minimal environmental risks, while red areas require special insurance and safety considerations.

Real estate listings from multiple sources including real estate agencies, property portals, and direct owners. Markers show exact property locations with current availability, prices, and key features. Updated daily.

Public transportation network including bus routes, metro stations, bike lanes, and major access roads. Helps evaluate commute times and accessibility to different areas. Important factor for property value and quality of life.