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rrhagentbiz/us-state-housing-market-snapshot

US State Housing Market Snapshot — 51 States, Median-of-County Price/DOM + YoY (through 2026-05-31) A state-by-state housing market summary derived from 3072 county-level Redfin snapshots, through 2026-05-31: for each state, the MEDIAN across its counties of median sale price, list price, price-per-sqft, days on market, sold-above-list rate, price-drop rate and year-over-year change. This is a median-of-county-medians, not a sales-weighted statewide average — stated plainly so… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/rrhagentbiz/us-state-housing-market-snapshot.

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US State Housing Market Snapshot — 51 States, Median-of-County Price/DOM + YoY (through 2026-05-31)

A state-by-state housing market summary derived from 3072 county-level Redfin snapshots, through 2026-05-31: for each state, the MEDIAN across its counties of median sale price, list price, price-per-sqft, days on market, sold-above-list rate, price-drop rate and year-over-year change. This is a median-of-county-medians, not a sales-weighted statewide average — stated plainly so it's never read as a Case-Shiller-style index. Companion to our county-level (github.com/rrh1441/us-county-housing-market-snapshot) and metro-level (github.com/rrh1441/us-metro-housing-market-snapshot) snapshots, same source data.

Data: `us-state-housing-market-snapshot.csv` — one row per US state (+ DC), 51 rows.

Why this exists

Our county and metro snapshots answer "what's the market in [place]?" This one answers "how do states compare?" — the aggregate view a lot of people want first, without having to average 3,072 county rows themselves.

Methodology

Each state's value for a metric is the median of that metric across the state's counties present in our county dataset (county_count states how many). This is deliberately NOT a population- or sales-weighted statewide average — a true weighted figure would need parcel-level sales counts we don't redistribute. counties_total_homes_sold is a simple sum, included as a scale reference, not used in the medians.

Columns

column	meaning
`county_count`	number of that state's counties included (thin/low-volume counties are excluded upstream, same floor as our site).
`counties_total_homes_sold`	sum of homes sold across included counties, for scale only.
`median_of_county_median_*`	the state's median across its counties' own county-level medians.
`median_of_county_median_sale_price_yoy_pct`	median year-over-year change across counties.

Source and license

Compiled and maintained by [Neighborhood Numbers](https://neighborhoodnumbers.com) (neighborhoodnumbers.com) — an independent data publisher, not affiliated with Redfin. Every underlying figure is Redfin's published market data, aggregated as described above. Licensed CC-BY-4.0.