propertyforecast
forecasting, discovery, analysis, and comparison of markets to help you make smarter real estate decisions
@dcon.eth
0/ Introducing Property Forecast - the real estate data tool that actually answers your questions.
Discover, compare, visualize, forecast, and monitor markets.
Here's what that means 👇
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@dcon.eth
cooking up something new 👀
/propertyforecast data directly to your favorite AI assistant via MCP
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@dcon.eth
New market data shows US absorption rates down to 28.1% (smoothed)
This is the lowest level we've seen since 2019
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@dcon.eth
Launched /propertyforecast on Product Hunt today!
Any upvotes are much appreciated 🙏
https://www.producthunt.com/products/propertyforecast"
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@dcon.eth
New listing rate (monthly per total housing units) is slightly up in the overall US from this time last year
Aug 2024: 0.26%
Aug 2025: 0.28%
But down from pre-2020 levels ~0.35%
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@dcon.eth
New chart: Median listing price per square foot
(available in comparisons and single region pages)
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@dcon.eth
Sharing is now live 👥
Now you can easily share custom market reports with your clients, team, or friends.
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Median days on market is slightly up ~8% YoY at 51 in June 2025 versus 47 in June 2024
but still following seasonal trends and typical historical ranges
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@dcon.eth
price drop rate is up across most major markets this month
note: historically, this is a typical seasonal pattern for mid/late summer
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@dcon.eth
P4 lets you examine data trends at the nation, state, metro, county, zip code, and even neighborhood levels.
These hierarchical data relationships are also leveraged in forecasting models
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Population growth in large metro areas over the past decade is (fairly) evenly distributed relative to overall US numbers
Major standouts in southern markets: Dallas (+26.5%), Houston (+25.7%), Phoenix (+20.4%), Atlanta (+19.2%)
Only Chicago is down over that period (-2.2%)
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@dcon.eth
Historical absorption data shows cooling buyer appetite, though this could also be read as a return to typical baseline levels (pre-2020)
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