Platform

Demand on one side. Supply on the other.

Viderics tracks who wants to buy, who can afford to, and what’s available or on the way, then shows you where the two are out of balance.

How close you can zoom
Block
Small neighborhoods, not metro averages
Scores
2
Heat and Affordability. Click in to see why
Views
8
Affordability, demand, supply, feasibility, and more
Set of numbers
1
So your lender and your builder stop arguing

On the map

See where the market is moving.

Start with the whole country, then zoom in on the places you care about.

New housing units permitted, by stateLive

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Most units permitted

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    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey. New privately owned housing units authorized, by state.

    Supply

    See supply take shape.

    Permits, approved lots, and homes going up tell you what’s about to hit the market. (This one’s an illustration.)

    Area-level scores

    Heat tells you how fast a neighborhood is moving. Affordability tells you if locals can still buy there. Flip between them to find places that are busy but not out of reach yet.

    • Hot and affordable: probably has room to grow.
    • Hot but stretched: be careful.
    • This map is sample data. We’ll load your markets in the demo.
    Sample data

    Hover an area to see its score

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    Inside the platform

    Eight ways to look at a neighborhood.

    Each view answers one question about the neighborhood you’re looking at, from who can afford to buy to whether your project works.

    01 · Overview

    The area at a glance.

    Pick a neighborhood and see how it’s doing: its scores, the key numbers, and what changed since last time.

    • Heat and Affordability scores with their inputs
    • Median price, sales pace, and months of supply
    • What moved since the last update, and why

    Scores

    Scores you can actually explain.

    Click any score and you’ll see what’s pushing it up or down. Handy when your credit committee asks why.

    • See what changed since last month.
    • Not enough data for an area? We leave it blank.
    • It’s about places, never about individual borrowers.

    Area Heat Index

    0–100 · Draft

    How fast and how strongly is this market moving?

    Built from

    • Sales count, year over year
    • Median days on market
    • Median price, year over year
    • Months of supply
    • Permits, year over year
    • Builder incentives

    Affordability Index

    0–100 · Draft

    Can local households afford what is for sale?

    Built from

    • Payment-to-income ratio
    • Price-to-income ratio
    • Share of households that can afford the median home

    In development

    • Demand Pressure
    • Supply Pressure
    • School Quality
    • Land Opportunity
    • Competition Intensity
    • Community Popularity
    • Lender Opportunity
    • Rental Yield
    • Housing Gap by income

    Live market signals

    Rates, prices, and permits—updated from public sources

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    Source: Freddie Mac PMMS

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    Source: FHFA · House Price Index

    Building permits (units)

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    Source: U.S. Census · Building Permits Survey

    Informational context only—not investment or lending advice. How we source data

    How it works

    How it works.

    01

    Pick your markets

    Tell us where you lend, build, or plan. We break each market into neighborhoods.

    02

    See the scores

    Every neighborhood gets scored. Click any score to see what’s behind it.

    03

    Make the call

    You get a ranked list and a short brief you can bring to your next meeting.

    Want to see your markets?

    On a 30-minute call we’ll show you where demand and supply stand in the markets you care about. Bring your toughest one.

    Viderics provides market information and analytical tools for professional audiences. Nothing on this site is investment, legal, tax, or lending advice.