big data vs. smart data: the cook county land bank’s data-driven plan for land transactions

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Cook County Land Bank Authority Data & Analytics Committee July 11, 2013

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In case you missed it, here is the recap on how the Cook County Land Bank plans on using data and analytical tools to help acquire, manage and transfer properties.

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Page 1: Big Data vs. Smart Data: The Cook County Land Bank’s Data-Driven plan for land transactions

Cook County Land Bank Authority

Data & Analytics Committee

July 11, 2013

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Public Data

Relevant data is currently spread across dozens of

websites requiring enormous amounts of research.

Real Estate Transactions

Foreclosure &

Vacancy Rates

Zoning Laws

Population

Density

Crime

Transportation

Environmental2

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Public Data

Cook County Regional Data Collaborative Through IHS

CCLBA CENTRALIZED DATABASE & ANALYTICS

TOOL

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IHS

API

CCLBA

* Make it accessible to organizations like the CCLBA with a well-defined interface (“API”)5

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analyze properties, neighborhoods & communities for

strategic planning/purchases

create a real-time property management system

track intermediate uses until disposition

track properties after disposition

All data can be viewed at parcel level, with built in community context

that is searchable, filterable and sortable.

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Create “destabilization indicator” to track/predict where

properties are in relation to the foreclosure process:

o Stable

• Will then be able to determine what stability looks like

o At-Risk

• Will be able to determine what “at-risk” looks like

o Pre-Foreclosure

o Active Foreclosure

o Closed Foreclosure

o In-REO Ownership

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Centralized Database to track & organize acquired

property information that includes:

o Property Inspections

• Roofing, Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC

oProperty photographs

oBuilding/zoning permits

oTitle/Deed history

oCurrent/past liens

oElected Officials/others

oFunding sources

oSpec development

oCommunity plans8

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*o Web-based tool

• Can be accessed on smartphones, tablets, laptops

o Email alerts on all properties

o Hourly, daily, monthly reporting

o Tied to Cook County Regional Data Collaborative

o Real-time property updates

• Neighborhood Evaluations/Maps

• Transportation Evaluations/Maps

• Crime Data

• School Data

• Environmental Indicators

• Community Planning

• Seasonal Changes

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During the Fellowship (through August)

o Continue to work with DePaul on data aggregation.

o Provide basic mapping as board discusses land transaction

principals:

• Scavenger sale properties

• Known foreclosures/vacancies

• REO/HUD properties

Help advise creation of Data & Analytics Advisory Board

Begin to build CCLBA specific data tools

Create foundation code for systematic decision-making.

Assess & create analytical tool to measure success/failure.

Work with advisory board to find leading trends in historical data

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Cook County Land Bank Authority

Data & Analytics Committee

July 11, 2013