Housing trends, home values, demographics, climate, schools & crime
DataPorium tracks the United States housing market for every county and ZIP code: home values, median list prices, new listings, inventory and days on market, alongside demographics, climate risk, school ratings and crime data. Use it to see whether a local market is heating up or cooling down before you buy, sell or invest.
A housing market is best read with several indicators together. Rising inventory and longer days on market usually point to softening demand, while falling supply and quick sales signal a competitive market. Median list price shows what sellers ask today, and home value trends show how an area has performed over months and years. Pairing these with mortgage rates and economic indicators puts a local trend in its national context.
What you can do on this page: compare counties and ZIP codes side by side, review population, income and age demographics, check climate and natural-hazard exposure, look at school and crime data for a neighborhood, and export the numbers you need. Developers can query the same housing series through the DataPorium real estate API, and individual homes for sale, for rent, sold and pending are on the property listings page.
Housing market trends for the United States at the county and ZIP code level: home values, median list prices, new listings, inventory and days on market, plus demographics, climate, schools and crime data for each area.
Yes. Search any US county or ZIP code to see its current housing metrics, how they changed over time, and how the area compares with nearby markets and the national picture.
Housing indicators are compiled from public listing and price series, and demographic figures come from official US population data. Each metric shows its as-of date so you know how current it is.
Core housing trends are available on the free Explorer plan. Premium adds deeper history and AI-assisted analysis, and the same data can be pulled through the DataPorium REST API.
Housing market data for every US county and ZIP code: home values, median list price, new listings, inventory and days on market, with demographics, climate risk, schools and crime for each area.
Monthly for housing series; demographics with each new yearly release.
Changes compare the same month a year earlier. Medians are the middle value of the homes in the area.
Small areas have few sales and listings, so their numbers move more from month to month.
DataPorium brings real estate market data into one clean interface. Explore property prices and listings for homes for sale, rent, sold, and pending, track housing-market trends over time, and follow REIT performance — giving buyers, sellers, and investors a clearer view of the property market.
Real estate is one of the largest asset classes in the world, and its health shapes everything from household wealth to the broader economy. Tracking property prices, inventory, and how quickly homes sell helps you understand whether a market favors buyers or sellers. Investors can also gain exposure through real estate investment trusts (REITs), which trade like stocks. The same market data is also available through the DataPorium financial data API.
When reading the housing market, look beyond a single price point. Rising listing counts and longer time-on-market often signal cooling demand, while shrinking inventory and quick sales point to a competitive market. Mortgage rates and the wider economy play a major role too, so pairing property data with economic indicators helps you put local trends in a national context.
Explore property prices and listings for homes for sale, rent, sold, and pending, alongside broader housing-market and REIT performance trends.
Yes. Follow how prices and listing activity shift over time and across areas, so you can gauge whether a market is heating up or cooling down.
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) let you invest in property through the stock market, and you can track their performance alongside direct housing data.
Shreveport, Louisiana has the highest gross rent yield of larger US metros at 8.56% in August 2026 data, versus 3.00% in San Jose, California.
The 30-year mortgage rate averaged 7.40% on October 8, 2026, the highest since November 2023, up from 6.43% in early July.
The best ZIP codes for gross rental yield in 2026 are in Detroit, St. Louis and Philadelphia, topping 20%, while the best coastal California ZIPs yield about 6%.