📍 How CASAFARI Determines Property Location

This process ensures precise mapping and improves the overall quality of the platform's property database. Here’s a detailed overview of how location data is determined:

Analyze Source Website Data
The primary method for identifying a property's location is through the analysis of data available on the source website.

• Extract from Structured Fields
  CASAFARI collects and interprets information from clearly defined fields such as:
  
  • The Location or Address field

• • The Listing Title, which may include neighborhood or district names

• • Geographic Coordinates (Latitude and Longitude), if included in the listing

Review Listing Descriptions
In cases where structured data is incomplete or ambiguous:

• The Property Description is analyzed using natural language processing to identify mentions of nearby landmarks, street names, or regional references.
• This helps refine the property’s geographic placement, especially when exact coordinates are missing.

Cross-Check with Existing Data
To ensure accuracy and consistency:

• CASAFARI compares the extracted data with its existing property database.
• Any inconsistencies are flagged, and location data is validated against known address patterns and map data.

Enhance with Additional Context
For enhanced precision:

• Contextual information such as proximity to transportation, neighborhood zoning, or real estate agency metadata may be used to support location determination.
• This step improves the geolocation accuracy of listings in less-documented or rural areas.

This multi-layered approach enables CASAFARI to provide users with highly accurate property location data, supporting better search results, analysis, and decision-making in the real estate market.