Nuroa

Nuroa is a vertical real estate search engine that displays real estate offers available on the internet for rental, sale and sharing of property including holiday rentals.[1] Search results can be filtered by interest, property type, districts or drawing an area on the map.

Nuroa
Type of site
Search engine
Available inSpanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, German and English
Created byOriol Blasco and Gary Stewart
URLwww.nuroa.co.uk

History

Nuora was founded by Oriol Blasco and Gary Stewart in 2006. In August 2007, the project was presented at the Essential Web 2007 conference[2] in London.

Between September 2007 and 2009, Nuroa launched in several new markets including;

  • Spain,[3] winning Red Herring Europe Award.[4]
  • Germany[5]
  • In 2009, Nuroa expanded globally, reaching 15 countries, adding Italy, Portugal, France, Austria, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Ireland, Mexico, Chile, Brasil, Argentina, Australia, and the United States.[6]
  • In 2012, Nuroa developed a site-specific tool[7] that allows enables users to draw an area of the city map in order to refine a search.
  • In 2013 Nuroa added a tool enabling users to see the price evolution of the market per areas.[8]

Data

  • 30 million ads - October 2014
  • 2 million users - September 2014
  • 15 countries - October 2014
  • 3 main products : Sale-Rent-Share-Holiday rentals

Criticism

Results depend on the accuracy of the original listings, which are often poorly maintained or out of date, yet appear in search results.

gollark: Apart from the ability to view past logs the Rust version is basically generally better.
gollark: You... just want to use the node version for some reason?
gollark: Also, this is weird: I'm trying to figure out why my laptop's WiFi latency is weirdly high, so I ran `watch iw dev wlan0 link` to try and see what it's doing, and the "rx bitrate" randomly drops to 6Mbit/s quite often.
gollark: Are you making a modified server for some reason? If you have some useful changes I could port them to the Rust version.
gollark: Not particularly, no.

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