Data Partnership

Better real estate intelligence begins with governed, usable data.

MyGo Lab partners with organizations that can lawfully contribute, license, operate, or improve real estate and market data. Together, we turn fragmented sources into documented, standardized, quality-controlled data products for AI, risk, transaction, urban, and capital use cases.

Priority data domains

01 Land, building, title, rights, restrictions, and cadastral data
02 Transactions, listings, price changes, rental, inventory, and demand signals
03 Zoning, urban planning, FAR, infrastructure, transportation, and land-use data
04 Demographic, commercial, school, mobility, disaster, climate, and resilience data
05 Property condition, inspection, energy, operations, rent, and asset-management data
06 Lawfully usable ownership, entity, mortgage, debt, and risk signals with appropriate controls
07 Cross-market taxonomies, identifiers, geospatial layers, and data-quality reference sets

Partnership models

01 Data licensing or permitted-use agreement
02 Cleaning, normalization, entity resolution, enrichment, and quality improvement
03 API, secure batch, clean room, or partner-hosted access
04 Joint dataset or market index development
05 Ground-truth, golden-label, and model-evaluation collaboration
06 Research collaboration with defined publication and intellectual-property terms

What to prepare before the first call

A non-sensitive dataset card: source, ownership, rights, fields, geography, time coverage, cadence, format, and known gaps

The proposed use case, users, outputs, jurisdictions, and any prohibited or restricted uses

Current access method, expected sample method, technical owner, and security constraints

Quality evidence already available, such as coverage, freshness, match, error, lineage, or latency measures

Commercial model, permitted redistribution or derived-data terms, and desired pilot decision window

Final CTA

Describe the dataset before understanding the data.