Select an Indicator

The legend shows what each color means. Click a place to see the exact value in that location.

Select a Geography

This changes the boundaries on your map. Some small areas without enough data will appear blank.

Change the Time Period

For more recent data, the average of the last three weeks show you current trends. For a long-term view, choose 3-month or 12-month averages.

Choose Current Value or Year-Over-Year

You can switch the map to year-over-year comparison. Now the map shows percent change compared to the same time period one year ago (no matter what time period you've selected).

Filter the Map

ZIP Codes can be noisy, especially for weekly data. Let's filter to see only ZIP Codes with at least 5 sales per week in our selected time period (three-week average).

Now we're seeing the year-over-year change in median sale price for ZIP codes with at least 5 sales per week in the last three weeks.

Share the Map

The URL stores all the options you chose. Copy and share this URL. When someone opens it, they will see exactly the map you created.

When to use

• To understand markets near you, or to see variation within a county.

Steps

1. Set the indicator, geography, and time period
2. Choose current indicator or year-over-year change
3. Set a filter if necessary

Why it works

Looking at spatial data helps you spot big-picture patterns, like where sales and inventory are growing.

Pro tip

You can save your map as a PDF by printing the page (File > Print) and selecting the PDF options.