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Capstone Project - The Battle of Neighborhoods

  Capstone Project - The Battle of Neighborhoods   1. Introduction : Having  good neighbors  is important  because it makes our life in a  neighborhood safer, happier and more fun. We also tend to have more peace of mind. Although we can choose our friends but not our  neighbors, we must remember that we get what we give. This Capstone Project is to help people in exploring better facilities around their neighborhood. It will help people making decision on selecting their neighborhood out of numbers of other neighborhoods in Scarborough, Toronto. Lots of people are migrating to various states of Canada and needed lots of research for good housing prices and reupdated schools for their children. This project is for those people who are looking for better neighborhoods. For ease of accessing to CafĂ©, School, Super market, medical shops, grocery shops, mall, theatre, hospital, like minded people, etc. This Capstone Project aim to create an analysis of features for a people migrating to Sc
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