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Institutional buying data for February 2025 is hot off the press. Here's the latest… Top U.S. metros where large investors (1,000+ homes) were net buyers in February (acquisitions - dispositions): 1?? Columbus, OH: +87 homes (continuing its recent streak as an institutional hotspot) 2?? Atlanta, GA: +36 homes (reversing recent months of net outflows) 3?? Charlotte, NC: +28 homes Biggest decliner: ?? Tampa, FL: -24 net homes. Not a huge shift, but notable given its position dead last at the bottom. Tampa, previously a strong institutional favorite, continues to lose favor among Wall Street buyers. Curious about investor activity in your market this month? And who exactly is behind these purchases and sales? Find out with Parcl Labs. Link in the comments to get going for free.

Great analysis by Will Wright at the Atlanta Regional Commission on how Atlanta metro home sales have trended since COVID-19, powered by the Parcl Labs API. Check it out below to see how Atlanta’s purchase trends have evolved ??

Cities with the biggest YoY housing price drops (as of today)... ?? Austin: -12% ?? Denver: -8.1% ?? Atlanta: -3% I track this daily with the Parcl Labs app - real-time prices and rankings. See where your market stands?? https://lnkd.in/eHmf9asj #Austin #Denver #Atlanta #HousingTrends

Housing markets move daily. We rank home price performance in real-time. See how top U.S. markets stack up today over 1-day, 1-week, 1-month, and 1-year periods. Check your market here ?? https://lnkd.in/e4UidV9D

The Florida housing market has been on our radar all year - now it can be on yours too. Just launched on our platform: real-time home price data for Jacksonville and Orlando. Track daily price movements in these markets alongside Tampa and Miami through our free, interactive dashboard. Jacksonville Home Price Trends: → Jacksonville City home prices down 1.4% YoY; metro at -1.2% → city and metro price trajectories recently converged → Both markets trail the U.S. benchmark (+2.9% YoY) Orlando Home Price Trends: → Orlando City home prices up 6.3% YoY; metro down at -0.5% → City (+1.8% 3M) and metro (-1.2% 3M) prices have diverged, with Orlando city prices recently showing stronger growth compared to the broader metro area. What’s next for these Florida markets? We’re monitoring daily. Stay ahead with us - link in comments to get access ?? #Florida #HomePrices #Orlando #Jacksonville

DC Proper home prices are down 10.9% year-to-date—the lowest price-per-square-foot since March 2020. Some assume recent DOGE-related federal workforce cuts triggered this drop. Parcl Labs analysis shows otherwise. The real driver to date: DC City’s condo segment, which makes up over half of the local housing stock. Key insights from our research: → Between 2020 and 2025,?condo sales peaked in 2023 and have since fallen ~50%. → Condo inventory surged?20–30% year-over-year?by mid-2024, even as demand weakened → Condo prices now sit?5–10% below their early-2020 baseline. Meanwhile, single-family home prices in the market rose ~35%, townhouses ~30%. At Parcl Labs, we let data tell the story—and the data clearly shows DC’s housing downturn began long before DOGE cuts, driven primarily by condos. However, this finding doesn’t rule out future DOGE impacts—DC’s condo-driven weakness leaves the market vulnerable to shocks if/when DOGE-related cuts ripple through the local economy. We’ve tracked this situation closely for two weeks—and it’s already changing fast. In moments like these, real-time data matters most. That’s why we’ve launched a free, real-time dashboard tracking critical housing metrics—prices, inventory, and price reductions—in DC City and the broader Metro area → ???in comments Full research with deeper analysis on the DC condo market →???in comments #DC #DCRealEstate #DOGE #Housing

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The future is here... Most people don't know it yet. 99.99% wait for the Case-Shiller Index (2+ months lagged, limited coverage) to understand housing market trends. Meanwhile the .01% check Parcl Labs daily, tracking real-time price performance across every major US market and capturing alpha others miss. We’ve continued to add new views to our app based on feedback - links below. Some ?? updates we just shipped... ?? Daily Market Rankings - see the top/bottom performers across 1W, 1M, 3M, and 1YR timeframes:?https://lnkd.in/eHmf9asj ?? Refreshed Price Feed View - directly compare city vs metro vs US benchmarks to spot diverging trends (like we’ve seen in DC):?https://lnkd.in/eDcR52fi ?? Search - quickly find and analyze any market that matters to you All available for free in our app - no sales calls, payment info, etc. required. We’re committed to showing - not telling - how our data drives better housing data experiences and smarter decisions. Ideas or questions? Comment, DM me, or email?[email protected] #HousingData #HomePrices #PropTech

Where are institutional investors growing vs. reducing their market share? Just tapped into the Parcl Labs API to find out. We looked at where large portfolios (1000+ single-family homes) are adjusting their net inventory (acquisitions minus dispositions) from November 2024 through January 2025. Where institutional investors are buying more than selling? The Midwest. Columbus, OH emerging as the clear standout at +396 net acquisitions - way ahead of second-place Indianapolis at +146. Ohio has strong representation with 3 markets in the top 10 (Columbus, Cleveland, and Akron). Top gainers: ?? Columbus, OH: +396 homes ?? Indianapolis, IN: +146 homes ?? Kansas City, MO: +103 homes Meanwhile, institutional investment is flowing away from several Sunbelt markets where large portfolios are heavily concentrated: ?? Atlanta: -286 homes ?? Texas markets (Dallas, Houston, San Antonio): -286 homes combined ?? Florida markets (Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville): -221 homes combined This three-month snapshot suggests institutional investors may be shifting capital from Sunbelt markets to the Midwest. Whether this represents a temporary adjustment or the beginning of a longer-term trend remains to be seen. We'll continue monitoring these patterns. ?? Interested in uncovering who these actual buyers and sellers are? You can get the data directly via our API. ?? in comments #Housing #RealEstateInvesting #Ohio #Atlanta