Geospatial Analysis on Housing Price Index

10 February 2019 in TidyTuesday

Here's my #TidyTuesday submission.I studied the total increase in the housing index for each US State compared to the US federal index. No surprise in California house price has increased much more than the rest of US.The #mapdata library was 👍🏼@thomas_mock @R4DScommunity #rstats pic.twitter.com/sYI1zKhIpC
— Davide Magno (@DavideMagno) February 10, 2019

Davide Magno

An Italian coding, tech, financial math professional and running lover

Head of Financial Risk Management

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Geospatial Analysis on Housing Price Index

Feb 2, 2019

Here's my #TidyTuesday submission.I studied the total increase in the housing index for each US State compared to the US federal index. No surprise in California house price has increased much more than the rest of US.The #mapdata library was 👍🏼@thomas_mock @R4DScommunity #rstats pic.twitter.com/sYI1zKhIpC — Davide Magno (@DavideMagno) February 10, 2019

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