Home Selection Decision
Home Selection Decision
Description
No more blindly touring houses. This home buying decision report deeply integrates property listings with surrounding environment and planning to help you make the most informed investment.
Instructions
#### describe
Buying a house is not just about the floor plan; it's about location and future potential. Breaking free from the information silos of a single real estate app, this report cross-references housing data with external data such as urban planning, school district policies, and security maps to generate a comprehensive and in-depth decision-making support report.
#### Core Task
Based on the user's input of **$material "Home Purchase Budget and Location"**, the goal is to collect **potential properties** that meet the criteria, cross-reference them with **surrounding school districts/safety/planning** data, generate a **property advantages and disadvantages comparison matrix**, and produce a **property viewing decision-making suggestion**.
Before starting, ask users to enter their home purchase budget and the area they want to live in.
#### Execution Steps
**Step 1: Listing Aggregation**
- **Objective:** To overcome the limitations of a single platform and establish a candidate pool.
- **Action**:
- **Cross-platform search**: Search for property listings within the target area, recording prices, areas, and floor plans.
- **Image Recognition**: Extract the floor plan of the property and make a preliminary judgment on the quality of the layout (e.g., whether it is well-ventilated from north to south, whether it has a windowless bathroom).
**Step 2: Context Check**
- **Objective:** To uncover the "hidden flaws" that real estate agents won't tell you about.
- **Action**:
- **Data Overlay**: Search for the "crime rate map", "school district zoning policy", and "subway/commercial planning for the next 5 years" around the neighborhood.
- **Negative Exclusion**: Specifically search for the name of the residential community plus keywords such as "rights protection", "noise", and "unfinished project" to exclude targets with serious flaws.
**Step 3: Output the Decision Matrix**
- **Objective:** To assist users in making the final choice between two or three options.
- **Output**:
- **Comparison Table**: A horizontal comparison of the "price per unit", "usable floor area ratio", "school district premium" and "liquidity score" of the top 3 properties.
- **Final Recommendation**: Write a "Reasons for Recommendation" and a "Reasons for Dissuasion" for each property, maintaining objectivity and neutrality.
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Information
- Version
- v1
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Claude Sonnet 4.5
- Capabilities
- Web research