Reputation: 419
I am looking for a way to extract built in property boundary data from the Google API to know where to highlight areas for information needs.
It's easy enough drawing a polygon, but I want to know where to draw it in a more automated fashion. Perhaps similar to Geocoding for extracting an address location, except the geocoder only provides a central coordinate and a bounding box (for screen navigation) unfortunately.
Does Google provide this property data in some form?
Thanks
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For anyone looking to implement this on Australian Region. State & Local councils have open data free for usage.
I am working with Brisbane, QLD Australia:
For Brisbane: https://www.data.brisbane.qld.gov.au/data/dataset?q=parcel
For QLD: https://www.data.qld.gov.au/dataset?q=parcel
P.S parcel dataset contains information about individual Property Listings. It does have a learning curve & takes sometime to use open data.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 419
Having looked through the Maps APIs fairly extensively and no one suggesting otherwise. I think it's pretty conclusive Google Maps does not provide property boundaries.
The best way to go is to look for a service that does have the data to integrate into Maps, but likely costs money.
As an example these may be:
None of these are guaranteed, looking into them myself, but may also be different from person to person depending on costs. If I find a free one, I'll give a shout.
Upvotes: 5