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Open housing market data

The same numbers behind every page on this site, published as free, open datasets — county, metro and state level. CC‑BY‑4.0, mirrored on four hosts so they’re easy to find and easy to cite.

US County Housing Market Snapshot

3,072 counties — median price, DOM, inventory + YoY (through 2026-05-31)

Median sale price, list price, price-per-sqft, days on market, sold-above-list rate and year-over-year change for every US county with Redfin coverage, through 2026-05-31. One row per county.

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US Metro Housing Market Snapshot

932 metros — median price, DOM, inventory + YoY (through 2026-05-31)

The same Redfin-sourced figures as the county snapshot, rolled up to metro-area granularity instead — 932 US metro areas, through 2026-05-31.

GitHub · Hugging Face · Kaggle · OSF

US State Housing Market Snapshot

51 states — median-of-county price/DOM + YoY (through 2026-05-31)

A state-by-state summary derived from our county-level snapshot: for each state, the median across its counties of median sale price, list price, price-per-sqft, days on market and year-over-year change. Median-of-county-medians, not a sales-weighted statewide index — stated explicitly so it is never mistaken for one.

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Top 100 Most Affordable US Housing Markets

100 counties ranked by median sale price (through 2026-05-31)

The 100 US counties with the lowest median home sale price, ranked, through 2026-05-31. Derived from our full county-level snapshot; thin-volume counties are excluded so the ranking isn’t driven by noise.

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Top 100 Fastest-Growing US Housing Markets

100 counties ranked by YoY price growth (through 2026-05-31)

The 100 US counties with the largest year-over-year median-sale-price growth, ranked, through 2026-05-31. Derived from our full county-level snapshot; thin-volume counties are excluded.

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Florida "Save Our Homes" Property Tax Reassessment Gap

8 FL counties — 2026 public tax roll

County-level summary of the gap between a home’s current market value and its capped taxable (assessed) value under Florida’s Save Our Homes law, for 8 FL counties (Duval, Hillsborough, Orange, Pinellas, Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Lee), from the 2026 public tax roll.

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Every county, metro and state, for free

These datasets are snapshots. The live, always-current numbers for a specific place are free on the site itself: browse markets or browse counties.

Compiled and maintained by Neighborhood Numbers (neighborhoodnumbers.com), an independent data publisher — not affiliated with Redfin. Every figure is Redfin’s published market data, unadjusted. Licensed CC‑BY‑4.0: use it, just credit us and link back.