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Access to Housing

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7 Core Modules · 7 Reference Pods · 80 Analytical Frameworks · 85+ Data Sources · Zero Protected-Class Proxies

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The Problem

Housing decisions are some of the highest-stakes financial choices people make, yet the data that drives them is fragmented across dozens of systems — MLS, tax records, climate models, permit databases, and demographic forecasts.

Real estate professionals, first-time homebuyers, housing advocates, and community planners need intelligence tools that are:

• Comprehensive — not siloed by data type
• Compliant — safe under Fair Housing law
• Accessible — no enterprise budget required

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How It Works

Access to Housing is a Claude Custom Skill that acts as your PropTech intelligence analyst. Ask a question, and the platform matches it to the right analytical framework, pulls from authoritative data sources, and delivers cited, structured analysis.

Every output includes: signal summary, key findings with evidence, methodology transparency, data caveats, and actionable next steps.

Who It's For

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Core Modules

Detection & Supply

Scoring & Opportunity

> Modules feed upward — detection informs forecasts, scoring informs opportunity ranking, and everything converges in the Platform Brief.

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Reference Pods — 80 Modules

Seven specialized pods extend the core modules with deep analytical frameworks:

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Quick Start

Option 1: Claude Custom Skill

1. Download the .skill file from Releases
2. Claude.ai → Settings → Custom Skills → Upload
3. Start asking questions

Try these prompts:

Option 2: Reference Library

Browse the Reference Pods directly — each pod contains scoring rubrics, data source recommendations, output templates, and methodology notes you can use independently.

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Scoring Frameworks

Neighborhood Livability Score (Module 4)

                         LIVABILITY SCORE: 0-100
    ┌─────────────────┬─────────────────┬─────────────────┬─────────────────┐
    │  TRANSIT        │  PARKS &        │  SAFETY         │  EDUCATION      │
    │  ACCESS         │  AMENITIES      │  INDICATORS     │  ACCESS         │
    │                 │                 │                 │                 │
    │  0-25 points    │  0-25 points    │  0-25 points    │  0-25 points    │
    │                 │                 │                 │                 │
    │  Walk Score     │  Acreage per    │  Crime rates    │  Schools in     │
    │  Transit dist.  │  1K residents   │  vs. city avg   │  1.5 mi radius  │
    │  Bike infra     │  Grocery &      │  Trend (3-yr)   │  Childcare      │
    │  Frequency      │  healthcare     │  Density-norm.  │  Higher ed      │
    └─────────────────┴─────────────────┴─────────────────┴─────────────────┘

> All inputs are objective infrastructure metrics — never demographics or protected-class proxies.

Global Opportunity Scanner (Module 7)

Five-factor scoring (1-5 each, total 5-25):

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Data Sources

All analyses cite primary, verifiable sources with vintage dates. No invented data — ever.

See Data Sources for the full reference with 85+ sources and direct links.

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Fair Housing Compliance

Every module is designed to comply with the Fair Housing Act. This is not an afterthought — it is foundational to the architecture.

Core rules:

• No analysis based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability
• No proxy metrics that score on demographics
• School quality scored on proximity/access only — never test scores framed demographically
• Crime expressed as density-normalized rates — never raw counts
• Neighborhood comparisons use objective infrastructure metrics only

See Fair Housing Framework for the full compliance documentation.

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CoTrackPro Access Projects

Access to Housing is pillar #3 of CoTrackPro's five-pillar open-source initiative — making critical intelligence freely accessible.

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Contributing

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for full guidelines.

High-impact areas: Data Sources, Module Expansions, Fair Housing Review, Accessibility, Reference Pods

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MIT License — Doug Devitre, Founder of CoTrackPro