House Price in Ames

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House Price in Ames

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Last edited Sep 19, 2019

Created on Sep 12, 2019

This visualization shows house prices in Ames, Iowa, with each circle representing a property. The scatter plot encodes construction year on the x-axis, sale price on the y-axis, overall quality as color, and lot area as point size, revealing how these factors correlate with pricing over time. The implementation uses Vega-Lite API with D3 v5 for CSV data loading, while the config.js file customizes axis and label styling. The visualization renders as an SVG via Vega renderer with tooltips providing sale price details.

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This visualization shows House Price in Ames, Iowa. </br> Each circle represents a house price.</br> It shows the difference in housing prices at different construction times and the distribution of overall quality and lot area and their impact on housing prices.

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