A free, interactive heat map of typical home values and price changes across 26,000+ US ZIP codes, 20,000+ cities and 3,000+ counties. Compare 1-month, 12-month, 5-year and 10-year change for all homes, single family homes and condos, then open a free market report for any area.
Most agents only see the MLS for their own area. The Touchpoint market trends map puts every US housing market on one screen, so you can see where values are rising, flat or cooling, and how one neighborhood compares to the next. It is built for keeping past clients and your sphere informed about their home equity, preparing for a listing appointment and giving homeowners a clear picture of their local market.
The most detailed view. Zoom to city level and every ZIP code is drawn as its real boundary, with a satellite view to see the streets and rooftops underneath.
Open mapEvery city and town drawn as its own shape once you zoom in. Best for comparing towns across a metro or a state.
Open mapEvery county outlined and colored by the median of its ZIP codes. Best for a fast regional or statewide read.
Open mapZIP figures come from ZIP-level home value index data. City, county and metro figures are the median of the ZIP codes inside them, so one very expensive or very cheap ZIP does not skew the result. Changes compare the latest month with the same index value 1 month, 12 months, 5 years and 10 years earlier. The data refreshes monthly. This is area-level market data, not an appraisal, broker price opinion or CMA, and it does not describe any single property.
Median of ZIP-level typical home values in each metro area. Fastest 12-month growth: Cedar Rapids, IA (+6.3%).
It shows typical home values and how they have changed over 1 month, 12 months, 5 years and 10 years for US ZIP codes, cities and counties. You can switch between all homes, single family homes and condos.
The map uses ZIP-level home value index data. City and county figures are the median of the ZIP codes inside them. Values are refreshed monthly when new index data is published.
No. It is area-level market data, not an appraisal, broker price opinion or CMA. It shows how typical homes in an area are trending, not what one property would sell for.
Yes. The index data is modeled, so ZIP codes in non-disclosure states are included where enough data exists, even though sale prices are not public records there.
Gray areas do not have enough home value data to publish a reliable figure, which is common in very rural ZIP codes and counties.
Agents look up the ZIP codes and cities where their past clients and sphere own homes, see how much values have moved, and use that as a reason to reach out. Touchpoint can then send those homeowners a monthly home value report automatically.
Yes. The maps and every ZIP, city, county and metro report are free to use with no sign-up.
Touchpoint sends your past clients and sphere a branded monthly home value report, automatically, so you are the agent they call when it is time to sell.