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The Apartment Price Map provides functions that help you compare apartments more easily and make reasonable choices.

Existing real estate platforms provide a large amount of listing information, but it is difficult to determine the representative price of a specific apartment, and it often causes confusion in determining whether the property is relatively cheap or expensive. To solve this, the Apartment Price Map app introduced a special algorithm that selects the cheapest price among properties excluding the low-floor (1st, 2nd, 3rd floor) and the top floor as the representative price of the apartment. This approach reflects the conditions that actual buyers prefer, providing a realistic and reliable standard.

The representative price is not simply an average of the prices of properties, but data that considers the factors that consumers actually consider most important. For example, low-floor properties are often less preferred due to noise and privacy issues, and top-floor properties are often less preferred due to water leaks and temperature control issues. Therefore, this app analyzes price data excluding these unpreferred properties and sets the most reasonable price for each apartment complex as the representative price. This allows users to compare properties more efficiently and choose the apartment that is right for them.

The apartment price map does not simply compare prices, but also provides various living conveniences and school district information, including sale and lease prices. For example, it displays the time it takes to get to Gangnam by public transportation, allowing you to easily compare commuting distances and transportation accessibility. In addition, you can evaluate the quality of the school district through the academic achievement information of middle schools around each complex, which is especially useful for families with children.

In addition, the detailed filter function allows users to easily search for apartments that meet their needs and conditions. This filter is designed to help users find the properties they want more accurately, including various criteria such as floor area, structure (stairs, complex, hallway), number of rooms, and number of households. For example, users who prefer a staircase structure of 25 pyeong or more or are looking for properties with 3 or more rooms can set this as a condition to immediately check only related properties.

Users can customize sale and lease prices
When users are not satisfied with the generally provided property data, they can input property information that suits their situation to conduct more accurate comparison and analysis. For example, users can input the price of a specific property they are actually interested in or set virtual conditions to compare. This allows users to easily find properties that fit their budget and conditions, and make the best choice based on customized real estate information.

The Apartment Price Map does not simply list property information, but also provides data-based analysis and customized search functions to support efficient decision-making. It is also designed to be easily accessible to anyone through an intuitive and easy-to-use UI/UX.

The information provided by the Apartment Price Map does not simply show current prices and conditions, but is focused on helping users make rational investment decisions from a long-term perspective. For example, data on price fluctuation trends for sales and lease can be used to predict the possibility of future price increases, or future value can be considered by reflecting plans to improve transportation infrastructure in the area.