The type of property (house or apartment) The address of the property The city where the property is located The state where the property is located The zip code of the property The year of construction of the property The selling price of the property The rental price of the property (if applicable)
Property Details: The size of the property in square feet The number of bedrooms in the property The number of bathrooms in the property The number of garages in the property (if applicable) The availability of a swimming pool in the property (if applicable) The availability of a backyard in the property (if applicable)
Agents: The name of the agent The contact number of the agent The email address of the agent
Sales: The date of the sale The selling price of the property The agent responsible for the sale The property sold
Rentals: The start date of the rental agreement The end date of the rental agreement The rental price per month The agent responsible for the rental The property rented With this information, a DBMS can be implemented that can store and manage all the necessary data for the real estate office. Tables can be created for each of these categories, and relationships can be established between the tables to allow for efficient data retrieval and manipulation. The DBMS can also include security features to ensure that sensitive data is protected from unauthorized access.