More Data for Subscribers

Get all the major metros I track.

I am changing up my subscription plans.

Regular subscriptions will remain the same. $12/month or $100/year, which gets access to all posts and the monthly national Erdmann Housing Tracker data.

But, I am simplifying the founder subscription. All founder subscribers will now receive monthly data on all the major metros I track.*

I will now just have one tier of Founding Members, which will be $300 annually, but until October 14, all new Founding subscribers can sign up for a year for only $200. Each month, you will receive an excel file that you can use to estimate the systematic effects of cyclical, supply, and credit components on home prices at any given neighborhood income level within the 26 metropolitan areas included, whether it’s a neighborhood in San Antonio with $30,000 average incomes or in San Francisco with $150,000 average incomes.

Here is an introductory post explaining the tracker a bit. The basic presentation of the Tracker data are in charts like this:

By the way, if you are a subscriber, please don’t be shy about asking for any analysis based on the tracker framework, or asking questions about anything that is unclear.

PS. Current Founding members will receive the full 26 metro data beginning this month, even if you only signed up for a single metro.

*There are 30 metros that inform the national model, though I currently leave Detroit, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh out of the individual reports because there are some non-linearities in their data that require some additional controls. If enough subscribers want those cities, I can include them.