Real estate data is abundant. Intelligence is not.
Buyers drown in listing aggregators. Agents juggle three CRMs and a spreadsheet of comps. Institutional funds pay six figures for market data that arrives a quarter late. The problem isn't access — it's synthesis.
Terrain is a property intelligence layer — not another listing tool. It takes fragmented data from MLS feeds, public records, transit APIs, school ratings, and price histories, and distills it into actionable scores, comparable analysis, and market signals.
Approach
Every block, scored.
Twelve dimensions of livability and investment quality, compressed into a single actionable number — with full sub-score transparency so you know exactly why a neighborhood ranked where it did.
Comparables that compare.
Pull relevant sold and active listings adjusted for bedroom count, square footage, and recency. The subject property is always pinned for reference — no mental math required.
Price trajectory, not price tags.
Twenty-four months of price-per-sqft momentum at the neighborhood level, benchmarked against the borough average. The trend line tells the story the listing price never does.
Ask anything about the market.
Natural language queries answered as structured data cards — neighborhood movers, live comps, price signals — not paragraphs.