About TX MarketPulse
Hyper-local analysis of your market—designed for buyers, sellers, and real estate pros who want clear, ZIP-level answers fast.
See heat scores, median prices, and month-over-month / year-over-year changes for a single ZIP—or combine multiple ZIPs to get a neighborhood-sized snapshot.
Combined medians use a sales-weighted proxy so larger markets don’t drown out smaller ones. It’s a practical way to compare areas without heavy math.
Each ZIP shows a curated list of agents based on production metrics, so you can find local experts quickly.
Why We Built TX MarketPulse
Real estate questions are local, but most dashboards are not. We built TX MarketPulse to make ZIP-level market intel simple, fast, and shareable. Whether you’re comparing a few Dallas–Fort Worth ZIPs or drilling into one neighborhood, the goal is the same: reduce guesswork and give you numbers you can act on.
How the Data Works
- Sources: Redfin (public ZIP Market Tracker) and supporting services (e.g., Google).
- Rolling Windows: Figures reflect Redfin’s 3-month rolling windows. MoM compares adjacent windows; YoY compares the same window last year.
- Imputed Metrics: Monthly units and DOM are imputed from the 3-month series to give apples-to-apples comparisons across ZIPs.
- Combined ZIPs: We use a sales-weighted proxy for median price when you analyze multiple ZIPs together.
- Caveat: ZIP medians may not match county or MLS medians. Methods differ; our goal is consistency and speed at the ZIP level.
Who We Are
TX MarketPulse is built by a Texas-based mortgage professional who has spent years helping clients navigate financing, negotiations, and local market dynamics. We combine practical mortgage experience with straightforward data engineering to keep things simple and useful.
What We’re Not
TX MarketPulse is an informational tool. It is not a listing service, appraisal, or a substitute for professional advice. Always verify details that matter to your specific decision—price, condition, school zones, taxes—before you act.
Data sources include Redfin and Google. Figures reflect Redfin’s 3-month rolling windows; TXMP computes MoM/YoY on those windows. Units and Days on Market (DOM) are imputed monthly from the 3-mo rolling series. Combined median price is a sales-weighted proxy using imputed monthly units across selected ZIPs. Public indicators (Redfin ZIP Market Tracker). Compiled independently. Informational only, not advice.