Estimate a Property-to-Destination Commute

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Submit propertyId and destinationAddress, with optional transportationType and withTraffic. Documented transportation values are driving, transit, walking and bicycling; withTraffic is a boolean input. This route was not live-tested, so duration units, routing fields and traffic behavior have not been confirmed. Validate each mode and returned geography before showing travel estimates. Treat any available time as an estimate, not a guaranteed journey duration, and avoid retaining a user's workplace or home destination unnecessarily.

API Features

Property-to-address request The documented commute request links one propertyId to a user-supplied destinationAddress.
Four travel-mode inputs driving, transit, walking and bicycling are documented choices; each needs route-specific validation.
Traffic assumption control withTraffic records the requested traffic setting without guaranteeing its calculation behavior.
Duration-unit validation No travel-time payload was observed, so confirm units and estimate caveats before comparisons.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/realtor/property-get-commute-time

API Response (JSON)

{}
curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/realtor/property-get-commute-time?key=<API_KEY>&propertyId=<propertyId>&destinationAddress=New+Orleans%2C+LA%2C+USA'
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Frequently asked questions

Can I request driving, transit, walking and bicycling?

Those are documented transportationType options, but the operation was not live-tested. Validate each mode and returned geography; listing an option is not proof of verified support.

Does withTraffic=true guarantee real-time journey duration?

No. Traffic behavior, data freshness and duration units are unconfirmed. Label any available result as an estimate rather than a guaranteed arrival time.

How should destination addresses be protected?

Submit only necessary addresses you are authorized to use. GET parameters can appear in URLs, browser history or logs; minimize retention and redact personal home or workplace destinations where appropriate.

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