Geography
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Geography is where market understanding begins. Roads, hills, canyons, coastline, lakes, open space, and school boundaries divide South Orange County into markets that behave differently from one another.
How the geography is organized
City Market
The largest local market unit. Mission Viejo, San Clemente, Ladera Ranch, and so on. A city market reflects how the area is searched and compared, not whether it is an incorporated municipality.
Community
Villages and master planned communities inside a city. These often behave as their own markets.
Tract
The production neighborhood level, where builder, era, floor plan, and lot pattern become specific.
City maps
Color coded community and tract maps are produced during the geography stage of research for each city. They will appear here and on each market page as they are completed.
Aliso Viejo
City Market · Available
Dana Point
City Market · Available
Ladera Ranch
City Market · Available
Laguna Hills
City Market · Available
Laguna Niguel
City Market · Available
Lake Forest
City Market · Available
Mission Viejo
City Market · Available
Rancho Mission Viejo
City Market · Available
Rancho Santa Margarita
City Market · Available
San Clemente
City Market · Available
San Juan Capistrano
City Market · Available
Laguna Beach
City Market · Research In Progress
Laguna Woods
City Market · Research In Progress
Interactive mapping
The platform stores center coordinates and boundary geometry for every market area, so city boundaries, community polygons, tract polygons, schools, parks, major roads, and future listing points can be layered onto an interactive map without restructuring the knowledge base.