Investor dashboards · September 2026 data

Investor dashboards for U.S. housing markets

Six lenses on 950 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.

What does the investor dashboard suite show?

Six lenses on 950 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.

30-yr fixed mortgage7.28%National weekly average · 2026-10-01
Median metro list price$324,750Median across all 950 covered metros · September 2026
Markets covered950933 with a composite Investor Score
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Flagship tool

Screen all 933 scored metros yourself — filter by state, price, yield and score

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The 2026 ranking reports
2026 ranking

Best places to buy rental property

137 large metros ranked on rent-to-price yield and FHFA price growth, with a cash-flow test at today’s mortgage rate.

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2026 ranking

Best appreciation markets

The 25 hardest-compounding metros of the last five years, by long-run house-price growth.

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2026 ranking

Best markets for a first rental

The cash needed for rent to cover the mortgage and property tax, in metros with 500+ active listings.

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Price ranking

Where home prices are falling

The 50 markets with the largest year-over-year drop in median listing price, with price-cut share and inventory.

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Affordability ranking

Income needed to buy a home

Household income needed for the median listing at today's 30-year rate with 20% down, by market.

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Affordability ranking

Price-to-income ratio by market

Median listing price divided by median household income, highest and lowest markets.

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Market conditions

Buyer's vs seller's market by metro

Rule-based labels from days on market, sale-to-list, price cuts and pending ratio, with the rule published on the page.

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Supply statistics

Inventory above 2019 levels

Metros where active listings exceed the same month in 2019, paired with price-cut share. Article twin of supply risk.

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Listicle

Cheapest places to buy a house

Metros under $250,000 median list price, with a large-metro cut and links into each market page.

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Listicle

Best places to invest in real estate

Large metros ranked by Investor Score, with a 1M+ metro cut and the lowest scorers.

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Listicle

Most expensive places to buy a house

The 25 metros with the highest median list prices, a 1M+ metro cut and resort ZIP/county markets.

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Interactive map

Every metric on this page, painted across the U.S. map

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Every dashboard is built from the same public government and industry records that power our 950 metro market pages: listing data (September 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.

Investor dashboard FAQ

What does WealthyBud's investor dashboard page show?
Six lenses on 950 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.
How often is the investor dashboard data updated?
Monthly. Listing data is refreshed as Realtor.com publishes it and government series (HUD, FHFA, Census, BLS, IRS) as each agency releases them; the current data month is September 2026.
Is this investment advice?
No. Rankings and scores are data-derived research screens computed from public sources, with formulas on the methodology page. Verify any market and deal independently before investing.
Based on public records and industry data, as of September 2026; refreshed as sources update. Full formulas and source limits: full methodology. Rankings and scores are data-derived opinions for research, not investment advice — verify current conditions with a local agent, lender or MLS before acting.