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MARKET INTELLIGENCE · UNITED STATES Public-record data, daily updates

The US property market, documented.

As of August 2026 · 31,020,584 properties · 9,981,048 recorded events
Properties tracked
31,020,584
across all 50 states
Sales recorded
9,981,048
deeds & transfers
States covered
50
plus District of Columbia
National median sale price
$365K
weighted, latest year
All data is public record — county deed filings, tax assessor records, and recorded transactions. We never use copyrighted listings or proprietary MLS data.

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Most expensive sale (12mo)
$500M
Biggest flip on record
+1,000.0%
Busiest city this month
1

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Where does this data come from?

All data is sourced from publicly recorded county deeds, tax assessor records, and registered transactions filed with US county recorders. We aggregate, normalize, and link these public filings to the property they describe — never copyrighted listings or proprietary MLS feeds.

Is this free to use?

Yes. Every state, county, city, neighborhood, ZIP, and property page is freely accessible without registration. We believe public-record property data should be public-facing.

How are forecasts calculated?

We use linear regression on the last 12 quarters of weighted-median sale prices, projecting the next four quarters with ±1 standard-error confidence bands. The full methodology, including sanity floors and weighting rules, is documented at /methodology.

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Used by thousands of investors, journalists, and researchers tracking the US property market. Read about our approach and methodology — every metric on this site is documented, sourced, and reproducible.