- From: Jesse Friedman <cobbsfriedman@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:39:04 -0500
- To: Kurt Maine <kurt@develohost.com>
- Cc: Leonardo Picado <lpicado@backcountry.com>, public-vocabs@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAG4nzTg3zgv9QDnMBfNovLyRcdiMaT-PiBnCF6-AyKa3V6AgnQ@mail.gmail.com>
One thing to note... Should we be weary about supplying too much information? Existing search engines, new search engines could be created by parsing this info pretty easily I would imagine, no? Probably want to add another PropertyType field for if it is residential/commercial/land. Maybe something like PropertyCategory? On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 5:35 PM, Kurt Maine <kurt@develohost.com> wrote: > Aggregate Ratings come to my mind in this situation (http://schema.org/** > AggregateRating <http://schema.org/AggregateRating>). Most of the time, > the average rating (the RatingValue property of AggregateRating) wouldn't > be a whole number, so they choose to give ratings in decimal format: > <span itemprop="ratingValue">3.2</**span> > or in this case: > <span itemprop="bathrooms">0.5</**span> > > Zillow, for example, already displays the number of bathrooms in decimal > form (1.0, 1.5, 2.0, etc). > > > > On 10.02.2012 13:23, Leonardo Picado wrote: > >> Hi Kurt >> >> Question, how would one tackle "Half Bathrooms" ? >> >> >> >> -- >> Leonardo Picado >> UI Developer >> Backcountry.com >> lpicado@backcountry.com >> P: 801-746-7580 ext. 3767 >> M: +506 8837-9611 >> >> Stores >> http://backcountry.com >> http://hucknroll.com >> http://realcyclist.com >> http://dogfunk.com >> http://departmentofgoods.com >> http://steepandcheap.com >> http://whiskeymilitia.com >> http://chainlove.com >> http://bonktown.com >> >> Blog >> http://thegoat.backcountry.com >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Kurt Maine [mailto:kurt@develohost.com] >> Sent: viernes, 10 de febrero de 2012 02:16 p.m. >> To: public-vocabs@w3.org >> Subject: Re: webschema-ISSUE-13 (Describing Real Estate): Schema.org >> should document how best to describe Real Estate [Feedback on >> Schema.org] >> >> I propose that a Real Estate itemtype contain the following properties: >> >> BrokerName: The owner, or the broker representing the owners of the >> property. >> BrokerOrganization: The name of the Broker or Agent's company. >> BrokerTelephone: The telephone number of the broker. >> BrokerURL: The URL of the Broker or Brokerage Companies Web site. >> PropertyType: The type of property (Single Family Home, Multi-family >> Home, Rental) >> Price: The offer price or rent of the property. >> PriceTerm: The payment cycle that this property's price represents >> (Total for homes, Monthly for rentals?) >> PriceCurrency: The currency of the price. >> Bedrooms: The number of bedrooms. >> Bathrooms: The number of bathrooms. >> Floors: The total number of levels of the property. >> Amentities: A list of a property's features (in format of ItemList). >> YearBuilt: The year the propety was built. >> LivingArea: The total area of the living space. >> LivingAreaUnit: The unit of measurement used to define the living >> area (Square Feet, Square Meters). >> LotArea: The total area of the property's land. >> LotAreaUnit: The unit of measurement used to define the lot's area >> (Acres, Square Meters, Hectares). >> >> >> Properties from Thing >> Description: A short description of the item. >> Image: URL of an image of the item. >> Name: The name of the item. >> URL: URL of the item. >> >> Properties from Place >> Address: Physical address of the item. >> Fax Number: The fax number. >> Geo: the geo coordinates of the place. >> Maps: a URL to a map of the place. >> Photos: Photographs of this place. >> Reviews: Review of the item. >> Telephone: The telephone number. >> >> I welcome and invite discussion on how this proposal may be improved. >> Let's think this through, and try not to complicate it too much. >> > > > > -- * Jesse Friedman*** President View Our Portfolio <http://www.cobbsfriedman.com> * p* 561-247-2665 | *Connect With Us **|** *LinkedIn<http://www.linkedin.com/in/friedmanjesse> | Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/cobbsfriedman> | Twitter<http://twitter.com/#!/jessefriedman>
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