Choose an attribute to explore:
Do you want to see how values change over time or an emerging hotspot analysis?
How would you like values displayed as the year changes?
*** Monetary figures have been adjusted for inflation and represent values in 2022 dollars. This was done using the Consumer Price Index history provided by the Federal Reserve. ***
This project is still under development and therefore some values shown are likely to change based on further review of data.
For example, the way units, non residential square feet and valuation are classified may vary from year to year and could significantly skew annual and total change numbers. This web application is currently being used to explore the data and look for variations in reporting methodology. The data binning script is then adjusted to account for those variations.
This project summarizes annual property appraiser data for each parcel into a 1-acre
hexagram grid to track development, homeownership, valuation, and property taxes. It
covers the Urban Service Area of Leon County, Florida, starting in 2009. Parcel data was
processed into the hexagram feature layers using a custom Python script. Thus, it is
easy to update each October when updated parcel data is released.
Meaningful analyis of population growth trends is critical for making environmentally
and fiscally responsible decisions. Annual property appraiser data holds a wealth of
information but is challenging to analyze over time since parcel boundaries and size can
change significantly. For example, one parcel may be broken into 300 new parcels in
order to build a subdivision. The static hexagram grid allows reliable pattern change
detection from year to year regardless of changes in parcel boundaries.
The developer has been a land use planner in the fast-growing state of Florida for 20+ years and recently earned a Master's of Cartography and Graphic Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This web application and the underlying Python script used for binning the data were developed as a final project for that degree and will continue o be developed (as time permits!). Feel free to contact me on LinkedIn: Cherie Bryant