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NorthOfMontana.com I MAY 2019

Last month’s photo: On September 9, 1909, after sixteen months of construction, the Santa Monica Municipal Pier opened to the public. Thousands of people swarmed onto the 1,600-foot-long concrete pier to enjoy a festive day of band concerts, swimming races and the novelty of walking above the waters of the Paci� c Ocean. While originally built to satisfy the City’s sanitation needs, the Pier quickly became a magnet for the � shing community and fueled the imagination of many local entrepreneurs.

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NORTH OF MONTANA SALES 10/1/2018 - 3/31/2019

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ADDRESS BED BATH $/SQFT LIST PRICE

530 7th Street

620 127th Street

419 22nd Street

517 117th Street

607 22nd Street

457 207th Street

458 197th Streett

621 157th Street

707 117th Street

348 25th Street

248 147th Street

215 21st Place

734 22nd Street

524 157th Street

434 22nd Street

371 207th Street

452 21st Place

603 ALTA Avenue

433 97th Street

1016 San Vicente Blvd

526 23rd Street

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3

4

3

2

2

3

4

4

4

4

5

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

6

6

3

4

3

2

1

3

3

4

3

4

5

5

5

5

6

6

6

4

7

8

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$1,325

$1,213

$1,326

$1,668

$0

$2,384

$2,318

$1,298

$1,249

$1,195

$1,264

$946

$1,132

$1,112

$958

$1,290

$1,314

$1,414

$1,219

$1,121

$1,231

$2,795,000

$3,195,000

$3,249,000

$3,295,000

$3,450,000

$3,550,000

$3,699,000

$3,999,000

$4,188,000

$4,198,000

$4,299,000

$4,350,000

$4,450,000

$4,495,000

$5,999,999

$6,495,000

$6,595,000

$6,999,000

$7,495,000

$7,995,000

$8,250,000

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Real Estate Apps Are Sharing User Data With FacebookAll the more reason to download MY app!

By Jim DalrympleInman

Popular real estate apps have been quietly sharing data with Facebook, reportedly even when users didn’t log into or have accounts with the social network, raising questions about how much control consumers have over their personal information.

The flow of data from mobile apps to Facebook was detailed in a report from The Wall Street Journal, which singled out Realtor.com. According to the report, Realtor.com’s app sent Facebook information regarding the locations and prices of homes that a user viewed. The app also reportedly shared data on which listings the user favorited.

Realtor.com’s app was one of several subjected to the Journal‘s tests, which also found that the social network receives data even if a user isn’t logged into, or lacks entirely, a Facebook account. The report has since amplified concern among some industry observers that people searching listings have too little control over their data — some of which could provide clues about personal information such as incomes or savings.

But Realtor.com is not the only real estate app that shares data with Facebook .

In an email, a spokesperson for Zillow confirmed that the market-dominating portal shares “a very limited amount of information about our users’ home shopping activity with platforms such as Facebook to provide consumers with personalized and relevant advertising of homes that may interest them.”

The Zillow spokesperson pointed Inman to the company’s privacy policy, which mentions Facebook by name and includes a section on opting out of third party data collection. In the email, Zillow argued that it is “transparent with our users.” “We only share with Facebook the information that’s necessary to provide tailored home shopping ads,” the spokesperson added. “We don’t share sensitive personal information with Facebook.”

To read the full article, please visit;https://www.inman.com/2019/02/26/real-estate-apps-are-sharing-user-data-with-facebook/

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