This platform lets you check in on your future neighbors' political views before buying a home.
So if you like living among like-minded people, or you're one of those people who want to know what kind of politics your neighbors have (and you know a good realtor), you should try out this platform from Oyssey.
A new real estate platform lets buyers see the political affiliations of their future neighbors and how many dogs may be living on their block.
Why it matters: Tech startup Oyssey believes social data - like age, education and income demographics - is influencing buyers more than the physical conditions of a home.
Driving the news: Oyssey is soft launching in South Florida and New York City this month. The company developed a website that lets buyers search for homes as well as a tool that streamlines contract negotiations.
You'll have to sign a contract and be invited to use Oyssey by your realtor before receiving free access to the platform. You can communicate and share documents with your realtor right there on Oyssey, where you'll find "block-by-block consumer and political data - pulled from election results, campaign contributions and licensable commercial data - alongside average housing trends."
Here's the only screenshot I've seen of Oyssey's platform:
Welp, I sure hope liberals start using this platform, because none of them will want to move into my neighborhood after searching the results.
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