For homeowners, buyers & movers
Know the market before the market knows you
Buying, selling, or picking the next city? This is the same data real-estate professionals pay for — prices, what homes actually sold for, rents, mortgage rates, where people are moving, and flood & wildfire risk — free to explore for every state, metro, county and ZIP in America.
Questions this data answers in one look
These panels are live. Your own city, county and ZIP have pages just like this.
What are homes really selling for near me?
Closed sale prices by county — not asking prices, actual transactions.
Where is everyone moving?
Red counties are losing households, blue are gaining — from IRS tax returns.
Are rates actually high, historically?
Every 30-year mortgage rate since 1971 — decide with the whole picture.
What's the wildfire risk out there?
FEMA risk scores by county — check before you fall for the view.
Three free tools worth bookmarking
Every state, metro, county and ZIP has a profile: prices, speed, rents, values by bedroom, neighborhood context.
Browse markets →Hottest markets, coolest markets, price leaders — updated as each month's data lands.
See rankings →Sanity-check a price against local $/sqft and trends before you offer.
Open the tools →Questions movers ask us
Is this free for homeowners and buyers?
Yes. The deal analyzer and value estimator are open to everyone with no account at all, and anonymous visitors get a free market search and chart build every day. A free account (just an email, no card) unlocks the full free tier: every market's complete live page, all the rankings, watchlists and email alerts. Paid plans exist for professionals who need ZIP-level depth and exports.
How do I check my own neighborhood?
Use the search box on the homepage or the Markets page — type your city, county or ZIP code. Every market has a live profile: prices, how fast homes are selling, price cuts, rents, home values by bedroom count and neighborhood context.
Can I see what homes actually sold for, not just asking prices?
Yes — CMAScope carries Redfin closed-sale data for 2,800+ counties alongside asking prices, so you can see the gap between what sellers want and what buyers actually paid.
Does it show flood and wildfire risk?
Yes. County-level FEMA National Risk Index layers for wildfire, hurricane, tornado and more, plus a street-level FEMA flood-zone overlay on every county map — worth five minutes before you fall in love with a house.
Where does the data come from?
Named public sources, always cited: Realtor.com Economic Research, Zillow Research, Redfin, FHFA, Freddie Mac, the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, IRS migration data, HUD and FEMA.
Send them here — agents use CMAScope to build the market analysis behind your price.