VISUAL ANALYSIS REPORT

Submitted in partial fulfilment of PGDM 2018-20 in

SVKM’s NMIMS
School of Business Management, Hyderabad

Submitted By: Submitted To:

Gourav Dadhich 80303180037 Dr. Abhilash Poonam
Saransh Kansal 80303180090 Associate Professor
Shilpy Siwach 80303180190 Business Analytics
NMIMS Hyderabad
Contact:
8013244704

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 INDEX

S No. Topic Page No.

1. Introduction 1

2. Analysis – Sheet 1 2

3. Analysis – Sheet 2 3

4. Analysis – Sheet 3 5

5. Dashboard 6

6. Recommendations 9

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 ABSTRACT
The project is about the data consisting of types of homes with all sorts of
characteristics along with the lease date and resale price. The data given is to be
analyzed in separate worksheets and thus different combinations would then be
created wherein each and every data point will affect each other and thus the
ending result will be generated. The worksheets will then be consolidated in the
dashboard which will act dynamically.
A dashboard is a collection of several views, letting us compare a variety of data
simultaneously. For example, if we have a set of views that we review every day,
we can create a dashboard that displays all the views at once, rather than navigate
to separate worksheets. Like worksheets, we access dashboards from tabs at the
bottom of a workbook. Data in sheets and dashboards is connected; when we
modify a sheet, any dashboards containing it change, and vice versa. Both sheets
and dashboards update with the latest available data from the data source.

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 Scope of Work
The Scope of work is limited to the data provided. All the analysis and
recommendations are based upon the data set. Since the scope of the work is
confined to the data set, there are chances that the inferred results might not be
absolutely correct.
The task given requires thorough analysis of the data set provided and seeks
recommendations on factors affecting resale price of lease agreements throughout
the region/town and our process of analyzing the same.
The report only gives a generic idea about the effect on resale price due to various
parameters for which the data has been provided. There can be some other factors
also that might affect the resale price.
Since data provided is limited and we don’t know whether the data is 100%
accurate or not. We don’t claim our analysis and recommendations to be 100%
correct.

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 INTRODUCTION
Tableau is a powerful and fastest growing data visualization tool used in the Business
Intelligence Industry. It helps in simplifying raw data into the very easily understandable format.

Data analysis is quick with Tableau and the visualizations created are in the form of dashboards
and worksheets. The data that is created using Tableau can be understood at any level in an
organization. It even allows a non-technical user to create a customized dashboard.

The data which is to be analyzed using Tableau is as follows and it consists of following
columns –

 Month
 Town
 Flat type
 Block
 Street Name
 Storey range
 Floor area (sq m)
 Flat model
 Lease commence date
 Resale price

The given data is to be analyzed in tableau using different parameters to gain information on the
lease resale price and then has to be consolidated in one dashboard. The analyzed data will give
new results and recommendations.

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 ANALYSIS
Sheet 1:

Geographical Layout: This sheet shows the geographical layout of the data town-wise with
attached labels of town name and average price with added slicers.
 Flat Model Slicer helps to get the average resale price of a particular flat model in
different regions and helps in checking highest average price of a particular flat model in
any region.
 Storey Range Slicer shows the average price of the storey range selected by you for every
town in the region and gives idea about the demand of a flat in a particular storey range.

Using both the slicers is highly beneficial as it can provide solutions to minute selections as well.
Suppose you want to know the average resale price of 4-6 storey flat in apartment model in
YISHUN. Using slicer we can change flat model to apartment and the desired storey range using
the storey slicer. This will give you the required information. Likewise we can do this for any
other required output matching the data and the sheet.

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Sheet 2:

Histogram for Average Resale Price and Area Sqm : This layout provide direct information
about the flat type average resale value along with the average area as well as filtered
information using slicers.
 Flat Model Slicer : Using this slicer you can get the output of a particular flat model of
different room types and its overall area and resale value throughout the region. It shows
the overall performance of a particular flat model in the whole region.
 Storey Range Slicer : It helps you to know the average resale price of room type flats on a
particular storey range to know which room type is at what resale price in a particular
storey range.

Suppose you want to know the average resale price of 2 room apartment model flat in 6-8 storey
range . Using slicer we can change flat model to apartment and the desired storey range using the
storey slicer. This will give you the required information. Likewise you can do this for any
required output matching the data and the sheet.

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The above screenshot shows the Flat Model Filter in operation. Using the slicer you can get
information on any particular flat model type. Here we wanted to know about adjoined flats so
we selected adjoined from the slicer options.

Now we see the second slicer in function along with the first one. It shows the average resale
price in a particular storey range. Here we wanted to know the average resale price of adjoined
flat models that come in 1-3 storey range so we changed the storey range using the slicer and go
the desired result.

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Sheet 3:

Bar Chart of Year wise Average Resale Price : If we want to know in which year the total
average resale price of all the models were the highest , this chart will give it to us. Here also we
can filter the data as per our requirements into flat model and storey type.

The above screenshot shows us the use of first slicer. Suppose we want to know the average
highest resale price of flats that range from storey 31 to 33. We change storey slicer and get the
desired result.

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Now we want further information on a particular flat model type along with our existing storey
range selection. We simply use the flat model slicer and change it to premium to get our
information on when premium flat model in 31-33 storey range had the highest resale value.

DASHBOARD:

This is the overall Dashboard that consists of all worksheets with just one single slicer tool box
and one sheet that works as a filter. It provides you overall information on :
 Average resale price across towns using geographical view.

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  Average resale price along with room type, area, model and storey range.
 Highest to lowest resale value of particular room type model in a storey range to know
the trend.

Suppose we want to get information about adjoined flat models in storey range 4-6. We change
the only slicer that affects all the charts to adjoined flat and 4-6 storey range and get the desired
output -
 Every towns average resale price.
 Average area of different room types.
 Trend of resale prices.

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To get further information about only one particular room type in our existing slicer selections,
we use the average area Sqm and resale price chart as a funnel to get more filtered data. By just
clicking on the room type we get its average resale price across towns and the resale price trends
across the years from highest to lowest. In the above screenshot we wanted to know information
5 room type adjoined flat model ranging from 4-6 storey . We changed the Flat model and storey
range slicer and select 5 room from the top left chart. It affects other two charts and provides us
information of the selected data only. Likewise we can make different permutations and
combinations and get the desired output.

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 RECOMMENDATIONS

1. The highest average resale value is of Woodlands which is 13.31 billion. So, if one has
flat in woodland and sells it, he or she will get good amount.
2. The lowest average resale value is of BUKKITIMAH which is 0.52B.
3. For all flat models and storey range, the highest average resale price and floor area sqm
is of Multi generation flat type.
4. For adjoint flat with all storey range, the highest average resale price and floor sqm is of
executive flat type.
5. For premium flat with all storey range, the highest average price and floor sqm is of
executive flat type.
6. For all type of flats, the average resale price was highest in 2013 and lowest in 2003.