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Two related cleanups on the Property Search page, one commit.

Refresh the response example to mirror the on-site API Preview. Replace the property search example response with sample data that matches the API Preview widget — same Seattle Main Street property (RSAMPLE0001), same Sample identifiers across persons (PSAMPLE0001, PSAMPLE0011, PSAMPLE0013) and addresses (ASAMPLE0001), same NANP-reserved 555-01XX phone numbers, same example.com / example.org emails. The previous example pointed at a real-world address with an obviously fabricated resident name that read poorly as documentation. Mirroring the live preview fixture keeps the docs aligned with what API evaluators already see on the marketing site and makes it obvious the data is synthetic. Response shape is unchanged — same fields, same nesting, same street_type: null for the mailing PO Box.

Use placeholders in the runnable curl example. Swap the request's street=…&city=…&state_code=… values for STREET_ADDRESS / CITY / STATE_CODE placeholders (matching the existing YOUR_API_KEY convention) and call out below the snippet that all four need to be replaced. The previous concrete address would 404 in production because nobody actually owns "123 Main Street, Seattle, WA 98101", and a copy-paste of the example would read as a broken docs page. Placeholders force the reader to plug in their own lookup target.

The illustrative ZIP-code and property-ID example snippets still use the Seattle / RSAMPLE0001 shape — those are labeled as examples, not runnable, so they stay consistent with the response example.

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  • content/docs/documentation/property-search.mdx — refresh the example response to mirror the API Preview property fixture, swap the curl's location parameters for STREET_ADDRESS / CITY / STATE_CODE placeholders, expand the placeholder-replacement note below the curl, and update the parameter table examples and ZIP / property-ID example snippets to share the same Seattle / RSAMPLE0001 shape.

Replace the property search example response with sample data
that mirrors the on-site API Preview widget — same Seattle Main
Street property, same `Sample` identifiers (`RSAMPLE0001`,
`ASAMPLE0001`, `PSAMPLE0001` and friends), the same NANP-reserved
555-01XX phone numbers, and the same `example.com` / `example.org`
email domains. The previous example pointed at a real-world
address with an obviously fabricated resident name that read
poorly as documentation. Mirroring the live preview fixture keeps
the docs aligned with what API evaluators already see on the
marketing site and makes it obvious the data is synthetic.

Use `STREET_ADDRESS` / `CITY` / `STATE_CODE` placeholders in the
runnable curl example (alongside the existing `YOUR_API_KEY`
placeholder) and call out below the snippet that all four need
to be replaced. The previous concrete address was a real property
nobody owns, so a copy-paste of the example would 404 and read
as a broken docs page. Placeholders force the reader to plug in
their own lookup target and make it obvious the snippet isn't
self-contained.

Update the request-parameter table examples and the ZIP /
property-ID example snippets on the same page so the illustrative
values share the same Seattle / `RSAMPLE0001` shape as the
response example.
@lhagenWP lhagenWP force-pushed the docs-property-search-sample-response branch from 2fa9100 to b217b5a Compare June 25, 2026 17:16
@ericbmerritt ericbmerritt merged commit 9c94fc2 into main Jun 25, 2026
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