When it comes to helping buyers relocating to iowa city I'm always trying to think of new ways to get useful information to them. 
Often times I think the Internet offers us lots of choices, but they're not always that useful. (Or the websites are so cluttered with ads they're not exactly a joy to visit).
Just last week I stumbled upon a tool that I absolutely had to have on my website that will not only be a great resource for buyers relocating to iowa city, but also sellers interested in researching home sales in Iowa City neighborhoods. It offers all kinds of area information that I'm sure will be really useful, (yes there's that word again), for buyers and sellers alike.
This very classy Lifestyle Search Tool is from SpatialMatch. You can see it in action on Corinne's site, Barrington Real Estate Market Solutions. She has an upgraded version of this tool that includes a home search. This isn't an option the company is offering in Iowa City at the moment. You can be sure as soon as they do it will be available on my site too.
In the meantime I'm very happy with the Lifestyle Tool. Through the widget in the side panel on site, Iowa City Homes For Sale you can search for all kinds of things, ranging from schools, golf courses, coffee shops and more. The maps pop out to a full page version, making it much easier to use.
To give buyers relocating to iowa city an idea of how it works I created a search for elementary schools in the Iowa City area. (That's always high on the list of priorities of anyone relocating to Iowa City). The light blue shaded area indicates a half mile radius from the school. I've also added a border around the respective towns, (I started with Iowa City, Coralville and North Liberty). If you click on the individual schools you'll get a wealth of information about the schools. If you select the border of one of the towns you'll get loads of information about the town.
Check it out. I'm sure you'll be as impressed as I was. (Okay, maybe not quite as impressed, I am a bit of a map fiend AND a data fiend, so of course this was the ultimate find for me!)
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