Dynamic Tables: Comparing Cities

August 29, 2025

This table allows the user to rank and sort 927 metro areas by commonly-used metrics. Some of the key features include:

Search by metro name, or by state (e.g., “, CA” for all cities in California)
Rank by a column by clicking on the column title (e.g., “3m” to rank by change over 3 months)
Toggle open the ‘Market Analysis Summary’ to see our brief synthesis of the trend for the selected market and metric
Click on any city to pull out a panel of graphics displaying key metrics for that city

The data shown here is from RedFin, based on weekly releases of a rolling window of 4 weeks of data.
It’s refreshed every Wednesday and captures data to the prior Sunday.

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