GoKawiilResiClub maps home-price trends by weighting counties on active listing inventory
ResiClub published three maps tracking home price shifts across U.S. housing markets, sizing each county by its active for-sale inventory rather than land area or population. This method aims to prevent large, sparsely populated counties from skewing the visual representation of price trends. The maps are part of ResiClub's ongoing housing market newsletter coverage from Lance Lambert.
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Weighting by inventory rather than geography could give readers a more accurate sense of where real buying and selling activity is concentrated, since large rural counties often distort traditional maps despite having little housing market activity. This approach may better reflect urban and suburban price dynamics where most transactions actually occur, though the underlying price data itself isn't detailed here.
- ResiClub's maps size counties by active housing inventory instead of land area or population.
- The approach is designed to avoid distortion from large, sparsely populated counties.
- The maps are featured in ResiClub's newsletter from Lance Lambert covering housing market trends.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-10-10
Published there as: “Home price shifts across local housing markets, as told by 3 maps”
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