Foreclosed, and now available, in Troy

posted Jul 18, 2016 at 1:25 PM

The city of Troy currently has a window open this month for accepting proposals to buy foreclosed properties in the city. It's done this in the past, and this time around, it has an interactive map of the properties. (Though it appears there are some issues with the geocoding of the vacant land parcels.)

You might remember a few years back that Anasha Cummings, would'd later go on to run for city council, put together a similar map as a way of highlight the important of open municipal data.

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Took a quick look at the interactive map and the Rensselaer County website that the map entries connect to. Unfortunately, no photos of the properties seem to be available. It's hard to get a quick idea of interest without a visual. Guess one could Google each address to see if there is a photo available on "Street View", but that's laborious. Bummer.

... said Bonnie on Jul 18, 2016 at 3:56 PM | link

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