Investor dashboards · June 2026 data
Investor dashboards for U.S. housing markets
Six lenses on 949 U.S. metros, built from cited public data — gross rental yield, value vs long-run trend, momentum, supply risk, long-run appreciation, and a fully interactive screener. Updated monthly; scores are data-derived opinions, not investment advice.
Cash-flow markets
The 50 highest gross-rental-yield metros — market rent against the median list price.
Open DashboardUndervalued & overvalued
Metros priced furthest below (and above) their own long-run price trend and local incomes.
Open DashboardMomentum & cooling
The metros heating up fastest — and the ones cooling hardest on inventory and price cuts.
Open DashboardSupply & correction watch
Inventory versus June 2019: where supply has surged past pre-pandemic levels, and where it never rebuilt.
Open DashboardAppreciation leaders
House-price-index leaders and laggards over 1, 5 and 10 years.
Open DashboardMarket screener
Filter and sort all 932 scored metros by state, price, yield and Investor Score — interactive.
Open DashboardCompare two metros
Pick any two markets for a side-by-side of price, pace, yield, score and outlook — with plain-English verdicts.
Open DashboardMonthly market movers
This month's biggest moves — price jumps and drops, inventory swings and momentum reversals.
Open DashboardRental deal analyzer
Run any rental deal — cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR — with real local defaults for every metro, plus a BRRRR mode.
OpenScreen all 932 scored metros yourself — filter by state, price, yield and score
Best cash-flow markets
The 25 metros where rent covers the most of the purchase price — ranked on market rents vs list prices.
Read 2026 rankingBest appreciation markets
The 25 hardest-compounding metros of the last five years, by long-run house-price growth.
Read 2026 rankingBest markets for a first rental
Below-median entry prices blended with yield and supply stability — the starter-market list.
ReadEvery metric on this page, painted across the U.S. map
Every dashboard is built from the same public government and industry records that power our 949 metro market pages: listing data (June 2026), closed sales, a long-run house price index, published fair market rents, demographics and the national mortgage-rate survey. The composite Investor Score behind the trending index and the screener is a documented percentile blend — see the full methodology.