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03 November 2009 @ 08:22 am EDT

Google has been improving the usability of real estate information in its Google Maps function.

Users can now select the "real estate" option from the "more" button on the top right of any Google Map. They'll automatically see balloons on the maps of listings, as well as a pop-up real estate refinement panel on the left.

From there, they can refine what they are searching for by checking the boxes for renting or buying, apartment or house, as well as price range, square footage, numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms, and foreclosure listings.

Google is also inviting real estate practitioners to list homes on Google Maps.

Source: eWeek, Clint Boulton (10/30/2009

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