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Airbnb listings in Washington DC area, October 2015

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Aadilyalcin
Last edited Apr 5, 2016
Created on Apr 5, 2016

This visualization maps Airbnb listings in the Washington DC area from October 2015 as an interactive scatterplot of points on a geographic backdrop, with each listing colored and positioned by its coordinates. The display uses d3.forceSimulation to lay out the points and d3.geoPath to render the map from GeoJSON data. A linked brushing interface on the left and right panels filters listings by property attributes like room type, bed count, price per night, and review ratings, while a middle panel shows price distributions. The underlying data comes from a Google Sheets table loaded via the gist source.

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