Investor dashboards · June 2026 data
Momentum: the markets heating up — and cooling down
All 772 metros with at least 100 active listings, ranked two ways: risers by price growth, pending absorption and falling days-on-market; coolers by inventory surge and price-cut share. Method under the lists.
Abilene, TX
New Philadelphia, OH
Elmira, NY
Corning, NY
Meadville, PA
Marquette, MI
Sterling, IL
Cedar Rapids, IA
Bloomington, IL
Springfield, IL
Hermitage, PA
Eau Claire, WI
Amherst Town, MA
Flint, MI
Norwich, CT
York, PA
Rockford, IL
Carson City, NV
Staunton, VA
South Bend, IN
Lebanon, PA
Mount Pleasant, MI
Lima, OH
Glens Falls, NY
Binghamton, NY
Douglas, GA
Kinston, NC
Henderson, NC
Pahrump, NV
Hinesville, GA
New Castle, IN
Athens, TN
Marion, OH
Lake of the Woods, VA
Martinsville, VA
Corbin, KY
Cleveland, TN
Bellefontaine, OH
Kokomo, IN
Cedartown, GA
Lewiston, ME
Shelby, NC
Odessa, TX
Albemarle, NC
Albert Lea, MN
Bay City, MI
Show Low, AZ
Roanoke, VA
Rock Springs, WY
Price, UT
Risers are ranked by the mean of three percentile ranks across all 772 metros with ≥100 active listings: listing-price change YoY (higher = hotter), pending-to-active ratio (demand absorbing supply) and days-on-market change YoY (falling = hotter). Coolers are ranked by the mean of two: active-inventory growth YoY and the share of listings carrying a price cut. These are the same ingredients as the Momentum and Heat subscores on each metro page — cooling markets can be tomorrow's value plays, and risers often carry supply risk.