Independent, Unbiased, Real-time Real Estate Research
In the market to buy a home? Thinking of selling?
Ask yourself this: How's the market in my neighborhood? We've all read the headlines, but what's happening in my neighborhood right now?
Ask yourself another question: What kind of home can you afford in the town you want to be in? What's it like? How big is it? How old is it? How will you know a good deal when you find it?
These are the types of questions that The Dooley Report helps you answer. Some people like to have just one report for their town to get a feel for the market as they're starting their search. Others like to subscribe for weekly updates for the duration of their home search. Why wait to see if the deals pass you by? Of course the real data hounds simply subscribe for a year to get their market data every week, without fail.
What can I learn from The Dooley Report?
At-a-glance market conditions
Each week I take a snapshot of the market. My Real-time Market Profile is the most up-to date market information available. The Profile shows you not only pricing and market numbers, but also trends in those numbers. Where are prices heading? It's right there on page 1.
Each report includes an easy to read at-a-glance summary.
The Dooley Report data is accompanied by written commentary. Not just a pile of numbers, I analyze the data and organize comments that help you understand it. The commentary highlights the So What? of the data.
Explanatory text helps you make sense of the data.
Watch the market in meaningful segments
It's one thing to know that the median price for Santa Clara, California is $950,000. But what if you learned that 25% of the homes are currently priced around $825,000 (and climbing) but at the top end of the market, homes are priced a little under $1,500,000 and demand is weak? By breaking the market into quartiles, we help you find the market information that is most meaningful to you.
Quartile breakdowns help differentiate the high and low ends of the market.
Real-time data and smoothed market trends
The charts in The Dooley Report usually display this week's value (7-day sample) and a smoothed rolling average of the previous 90-days. This gives you the ability to see what the most current data says and a visible indication of the longer-term trends.
Price charts highlight trends and help you understand where the market is heading.
Complete statistics give you the upper hand
More than just price numbers, The Dooley Report tracks inventory levels (number of properties listed for sale), Days on Market, value measures like Price per Square foot, and quantitative measures like property size, number of bedrooms, age, etc. The collection of data helps you understand what you get for your money, where things are headed and how to make the best decisions.
The Dooley Report also provides The Market Action IndexTM that gives you an at-a-glance answer to the question, "How's the market?" The higher the Index goes, the hotter the market. Like a thermometer, the measurable scales goes from zero to over 100. There's a threshold to the index at 30 above which demand is high enough to call a "Seller's Market" and below which is a "Buyer's Market." Sometimes demand climbs really high, properties stay on the market for only a matter of days, in those instances you may see an index value over 100.
Market Action Index™ by Quartile tells you which end of the market is hot vs. cold.
These insights and more are covered in every one of The Dooley Reports. This detail is not available from other sources. The insights could save you a fortune. Subscribe today and put yourself among the most informed in the market.
