First Am Makes Market Data Accessible on iPhone

Published August 11, 2009, 1:00 p.m. EDT

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First American CoreLogic, Santa Ana, Calif., has launched a free Apple iPhone application that enables individuals to view market data on over 140 million residential properties in the United States using their iPhone. The product, called RealQuest Home Value Pro, provides mobile access to First American's database of property data. Users of RealQuest Home Value Pro can view property values, foreclosure information and housing trends. Specifically, RealQuest Home Value Pro features include estimated home values for a given subject property and neighboring properties, nearby foreclosure data including pre-foreclosures, auctions and real estate owned (REO) properties; graphs of 12-month median home price trends, foreclosure rates and home sales trend activity; interactive maps to view estimated home values in a neighborhood; and sharing tools that enable real estate agents and homebuyers to save, organize and share properties in real time.

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