Homicity

Data. Mapping. Intelligence. One layer beneath all of it.

Most teams stitch property data together from systems that never agree. Homicity reconciles it into a single, authoritative record — so your product, model or underwriting just asks.

Everything we build runs on one thing: Neighbourly, our real estate data API.

Send it an address — messy, partial, unstandardized — and get back a complete, authoritative picture: property records, boundaries and parcels, market and demographics. One call. 40ms.

Most location analytics don't fail because of missing data. They fail because of inconsistent geography.

When your boundaries don't line up — one source uses a city average, another a postal code, a third some custom polygon — every dataset attached to them inherits the mismatch. The fix isn't more data. It's better geography: one consistent hierarchy that runs from the whole country down to a single postal code.

Our latest piece makes the case for boundaries as infrastructure. With one nested hierarchy — country → province → municipality → neighbourhood → street → postal code — any dataset (sales, demographics, permits, risk) can be attached and analyzed at any tier, and you can roll a single street up to a national view without switching sources.

Why it matters: city-level averages hide the story. One neighbourhood booms while the next one over declines, and that gap is usually the whole point — not a rounding error.

Read it here 👉

From Country to Postal Code: How Neighbourly Boundaries Power Accurate Location Intelligence Attach any data to one consistent geography and analyze it at every tier — country to postal code. Here's how Neighbourly's boundaries power the most accurate location intelligence in Canada.

Homicity is a Canadian real estate technology company, building since 2015.

We make the data, mapping and market intelligence the property industry runs on — the foundation underneath decisions, search and everything in between.

A cottage listing tells you beds, baths, and square footage. It rarely tells you the one thing the buyer actually came for: the lake.

Nobody chooses waterfront by bathroom count. They choose it by how deep the water is off the dock, whether it's safe for kids to swim, where the nearest public boat launch is, what fish are stocked, and which trails connect out the back door. Almost none of that lives in a traditional listing.

Our latest piece looks at how environmental context — lake bathymetry, boat launches, fish species and stocking records, crown land borders, wildlife management units, trail networks — can all resolve from a single coordinate, turning a generic waterfront listing into the story a buyer is actually shopping for.

For regional platforms, that's a real edge: listings that speak to how people use the land, not just the building on it.

Read it here:

Beyond Beds and Baths: Enriching Cottage and Short-Term Rental Listings with Lake and Land Intelligence Cottage and short-term rental listings compete on the same generic fields. Neighbourly enriches them with the lake, trail and wildlife intelligence buyers and renters actually decide on.

For years we built quietly, behind other people’s products. Now we’re saying it out loud: this is Homicity.

Over the next few posts we’ll show you what we build, who we build it for, and why “the intelligence layer for real estate” is more than a tagline.

We’re stepping forward as what we are: the intelligence layer for real estate.

Homicity builds the data, mapping and market intelligence the property industry runs on. One address in — authoritative records, boundaries and market signal out.

This is the start of our reintroduction. Follow along. → homicity.com