Housing market reports by city
Median prices, inventory and days on market for 2,149 cities and counties in Florida, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia, rebuilt every month from the latest published figures.
What's in every report
The numbers that actually tell you whether it's a buyer's or a seller's market.
Median price
The midpoint of what's selling — a truer read than averages, which a few luxury sales can skew.
Days on market
How fast homes are selling. Low and falling means competitive; high and rising means room to negotiate.
Inventory
How many homes are for sale. Tight supply pushes prices up; more choice shifts leverage to buyers.
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Market questions
How current is this data?
Each report is built from the most recent monthly release for that market and rebuilt when the next one lands, so every page names the month it is reporting. It is a monthly figure, not a live feed — anything claiming to price your street minute by minute is guessing.
Is a market report enough to price my home?
It's a strong start, but a local agent refines it with your home's specific condition, upgrades, and street. Get matched free for a precise number.
What's a "buyer's" vs "seller's" market?
When homes sell fast with low inventory, sellers have leverage. When homes sit and inventory builds, buyers do. The days-on-market and inventory figures tell you which one you're in.
Do you cover my city?
Today we publish reports for Florida, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia, and we add markets as the data becomes available. If yours is not listed yet, get matched with a local agent who can pull the numbers for you.
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