What's the best market for real estate investing?
The market you have the best data on.
Over the coming months, we will be publicly releasing our neighborhood analysis for all of our active markets. To get the most out of this resource, you may need a basic introduction to our market analysis fundamentals. View our post about the use of Census Tracts for market analysis to learn more.
Market Data Publication Progress
phase 1
- Snapshot of homes by Census Tract
- Provide quantitative data in an easily digestible visual form on single family homes in all census tracts we sell in
- Duplicate for Multiple Markets:
- Oklahoma County
- Tulsa County
- Cleveland County
- Canadian County
- Kay County
phase 2
- Market aggregates and basic qualitative comparisons
- Begin categorizing markets qualitatively
- Provide quantitative data at larger market aggregates:
- Zip codes
- Cities
- School Districts
phase 3
- Add commercial and industrial
- Advanced qualitative comparisons
How To View Neighborhood Data
3 Ways to Browse Our Census Tract Data:
- The map – Use the map above to locate a tract you’d like to see. Click on the tract to expose the left sidebar, then click the link at the bottom of the sidebar.*
- Find a tract by address – Go to the census geocoder website and enter the address you’d like to find. Once you find the tract number, then either use the map above or the list of tracts below to find the tract you’d like to see.
- Browse list of tracts – View a full list of all the census tracts currently available on our website.
* Note: Only Oklahoma County is currently available. If there’s not a URL listed on the sidebar, that tract is currently unavailable.