Live ingestion pipelines per city.
Links people, properties, and records.
Reads relationships across records.
One row in the Office of Property Assessment's export: a parcel number and an assessed value.
That parcel is linked to recent sales of similar nearby properties — same source system, now related.
The comparable sales are filtered for size, condition, and proximity, so the comparison is actually fair.
The gap between the assessed value and the comparable-sales average is calculated and shown, with the comparables named.
Whether that gap is large enough, relative to similar cases, to be worth the effort of an appeal.
The homeowner decides whether to file — informed, either way, instead of guessing.
A BRT-ready appeal packet is generated from the same data, ready to file before the deadline.
Payroll records connected across time and department, into a career history someone can compare and question.
Assessment records connected to comparable sales, into an appeal-or-not recommendation and a ready packet.
Violations, licensing, and eviction filings connected to a common owner, into a portfolio-wide record.
Permits, violations, and 311 requests connected into one feed for a block, ward, or district.
Property, permit, and market data connected into a single report — an early build already generates a real HomeBrief today, ahead of paid access and a unified product experience.