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FDZ data description: Real-estate data for Germany (RWI-GEO-RED v7) - Advertisements on the internet platform lmmobilienScout24 2007-06/2022

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  • Schaffner, Sandra
  • Thiel, Patrick

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The FDZ Ruhr provides a dataset on real estate advertisements in Germany from 2007 onwards. The data are based on information from the internet platform ImmobilienScout24 and covers both apartments and houses for sale and for rent. The data are available for scientific research only. The provided dataset covers detailed regional information and a rich set of housing charac-teristics. This data report gives a brief overview on the data as well as its limitations and specifics. The data report is addressed to (potential) users of the data as support for their data preparation. This data report refers to RWI-GEO-RED v7 that covers data until June 2022.

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  • Schaffner, Sandra & Thiel, Patrick, 2022. "FDZ data description: Real-estate data for Germany (RWI-GEO-RED v7) - Advertisements on the internet platform lmmobilienScout24 2007-06/2022," RWI Projektberichte, RWI - Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, number 273155, March.
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