Tableau Public Gallery | Real Estate Analytics
In this video, we will briefly cover Tableau Public and walk through examples and the gallery, you will learn why Tableau is a preferred business intelligence tool in the industry for stunning visualizations.
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In this video, we will briefly cover Tableau Public and walk through examples and the gallery, you will learn why Tableau is a preferred business intelligence tool in the industry for stunning visualizations. Let's jump into the gallery in the gallery we could see different dashboards that we can view and play with. There's a couple in particular that I found really interesting in the gallery, you can come over and hover over any of these dashboards and click inside of them this dashboard are the best dates to retire in the United States. Tableau is a business intelligence tool that allows users to put visualizations together and make inferences from them that can help to business decisions. And this dashboard is the best dates to retire, we have a brief description, an estimate of $1 million for retirement savings, then we have two charts overall rank by state, and then we have healthcare rank by state. We also have more granular information per state, what the groceries look like housing costs, utilities, transportation, health care, and total expenses. We can also see a carrot and up carrot that says 8.9%. This details that year or a year, we've seen an increase in groceries for this particular state by 8.9%. We can also hover over some of these features, including the states here, this dashboard states that the best place to retire is Washington, the overall rank, we have a detail of what this is and how the weighting came about. We could also look at some other states like New Jersey, which is ranked number 19, and Florida and number 10. If we select Florida, we will now see the numbers on the bottom update, we can look at what the estimated groceries are and the rest of the expenses. At the bottom, we could see who designed this Tableau dashboard and the data sources that it came from by going to the down arrow here, we could actually download this as an image, PDF document, and even a tableau workbook where we could look at the underlying data source in total, this dashboard has been starred 95 times and we can add it to our own favorite. If we want to come back to it, we could see it's been viewed over 10,000 times and when it's published as well when it is last updated. This is the information that you can gather from a Tableau Public dashboard. Let's look at one more. This dashboard is called census engagement navigator. The purpose of this dashboard is to see how often a particular region responds to the census. The US Census Bureau conducts a survey every decade for the Centennial census. And they also do five year estimates down below we could see the source of the data, and that it is a bit outdated. But what's really neat here is that we see all different states in a chart in a graph similar to how we did in the previous dashboard. If we select a single state, I'll go to Florida, we could see that the mail return rate is about 80%. So when someone receives a census, how often they're going to fill it out of those that fill it out, we could see a breakdown by race. as well. We could look at total population, median household income, and what languages are spoken at home. If we want to dive further, we can click on the state or hover and then click here to view all counties in Florida. Now we can get a deeper view of which counties had a higher response rate. And we could look at demographics for a particular county. In this course, we will be diving deeper into census data and building out at the very end our own Tableau dashboard and Tableau Public seeing the next lesson. want full access the introduction to real estate Data Analytics course. Then sign up for the course in the link below. You will learn Python programming all with real estate related examples. This includes web scraping, retrieving data from sources like Zillow, realtor, Redfin, Yahoo Finance, US census and more. If you haven't already, check out the introduction video to the course on YouTube to get a full understanding of what the course has to offer. Also a members of the free tech and real estate group on Facebook receive a 20% off the course seeing the next lesson.