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House_Cost_Space

No. int64 1 100k	House Sq. Feet int64 100 100k	House Rent ($) int64 901 1.1M
1	74,730	741,860
2	78,115	842,682
3	99,554	1,035,913
4	14,815	159,222
5	17,429	167,460
6	63,253	597,768
7	2,714	27,288
8	18,978	206,424
9	12,175	131,415
10	23,509	252,094
11	15,693	144,675
12	70,101	732,143
13	24,934	271,835
14	31,593	287,429
15	29,244	289,392
16	83,734	854,083
17	22,371	207,234
18	91,284	943,763
19	45,435	413,860
20	81,117	831,725
21	77,223	787,849
22	59,318	648,243
23	69,588	729,756
24	19,016	176,790
25	57,116	538,418
26	3,862	37,405
27	16,689	181,622
28	14,557	142,744
29	22,862	213,967
30	53,067	575,396
31	360	3,675
32	62,059	636,988
33	8,113	77,747
34	97,569	918,566
35	81,806	808,189
36	97,361	974,049
37	55,912	590,342
38	18,535	168,788
39	61,765	667,740
40	37,879	387,460
41	44,105	470,290
42	64,832	694,552
43	60,722	579,870
44	76,558	728,003
45	21,089	209,649
46	14,639	135,276
47	83,304	890,667
48	78,843	749,134
49	63,188	592,286
50	91,166	902,404
51	62,051	649,174
52	92,158	870,620
53	6,650	64,825
54	36,030	376,920
55	18,022	168,007
56	91,014	840,162
57	37,212	345,504
58	29,329	296,018
59	80,873	865,328
60	96,704	1,032,139
61	40,878	448,356
62	178	1,713
63	89,862	910,484
64	20,247	184,129
65	8,228	81,782
66	95,829	1,051,632
67	72,701	741,508
68	33,069	336,549
69	29,449	284,880
70	98,010	994,596
71	11,696	120,106
72	74,515	743,054
73	28,426	307,670
74	21,341	198,157
75	39,988	429,571
76	56,035	548,642
77	62,531	565,336
78	90,455	972,894
79	50,093	474,080
80	49,173	480,850
81	47,378	472,156
82	52,853	575,288
83	92,165	955,459
84	12,549	136,145
85	68,451	694,251
86	50,854	507,363
87	87,468	802,446
88	37,649	353,082
89	70,572	683,248
90	75,188	733,382
91	39,552	428,575
92	16,843	179,054
93	11,018	108,084
94	51,871	533,034
95	10,987	112,772
96	95,054	954,196
97	64,103	623,294
98	20,524	221,979
99	81,838	744,063
100	47,042	498,930

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🏠 House Cost by Space

This dataset and accompanying Python script simulate housing rental costs as a function of square footage.
The generated Excel file contains 100,000 rows with three columns:

No. → Row index (1 to 100,000)
House Sq. Feet → Randomly generated value between 100 and 100,000 sq ft
House Rent ($) → Estimated rental cost in USD

📊 Data Generation Logic

Minimum size: 100 sq ft → rent ≈ $1,000
Maximum size: 100,000 sq ft → rent ≈ $1,000,000
Scaling rule: Rent generally increases as square footage increases.
Variability: Realistic fluctuations are introduced so that the same house size may have slightly different rents.
- Example: a 100 sq ft unit may rent for $900, $950, $1,000, $1,050, or $1,100, all centered around ~$1,000.
All values are guaranteed positive.

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Size of downloaded dataset files:

1.97 MB

Size of the auto-converted Parquet files:

1.83 MB

Number of rows:

100,000