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Zillow Home Value Analytics Data
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This dataset presents the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), a robust benchmark for tracking residential property value trends across the United States. Unlike traditional indices that can be skewed by changes in the types of homes sold, the ZHVI approximates an ideal home price index by leveraging Zillow's estimated home values, known as Zestimates. It provides reliable insight into home value appreciation and depreciation, focusing on conventional, non-foreclosure sales. The index is updated monthly and designed to overcome biases found in median sale price and repeat sales indices, offering a more stable and accurate measure of housing market dynamics.
Columns
The dataset includes time-series data related to residential property values. While the precise column names can vary depending on the specific geographic level or market segment, the primary columns are:
- Date: The month and year for which the home value data is provided. This column spans from January 2000 to June 2025 in the sample provided.
- Home Value Index for Various Regions/Segments: Columns representing the Zillow Home Value Index for different geographical areas (e.g., states, metropolitan areas, ZIP codes) or market segments (e.g., all homes, single-family homes, condominiums, or by number of bedrooms). The values in these columns reflect the monthly median home value for the specified region or segment.
Distribution
This dataset is provided in CSV format and measures approximately 289.77 kB. It contains 306 valid records, with no mismatched or missing entries in the provided sample. The data represents a time series, with monthly observations generally starting from April 1996. The sample data covers a period from 1st January 2000 to 1st June 2025, indicating a consistent historical and projected timeline for home value trends.
Usage
This dataset is ideal for:
- Financial analysis and investing: Gaining insight into real estate market performance for investment strategies.
- Real estate market research: Understanding home value trends and market shifts.
- Economic modelling: Analysing housing market health and its impact on broader economic indicators.
- Policy making: Informing decisions related to housing, urban development, and financial stability.
- Academic research: Studying long-term property value changes and market behaviour.
Coverage
The dataset's geographic scope is the United States, with data generated at multiple levels including neighbourhood, ZIP code, city, congressional district, county, metropolitan area, state, and the nation. Data is updated monthly. The coverage specifically includes residential properties only, excluding non-residential types. Furthermore, it offers market segmentations such as "All Homes," "Single Family," "Condo," and various bedroom counts (0-5+ bedrooms). It also includes insights into home values across different price tiers (top, middle, bottom) within metropolitan areas. The data focuses on conventional, non-foreclosure sales to provide a clear signal of market value.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
This dataset is highly beneficial for:
- Real estate professionals: For market analysis and client advisory.
- Investors: To identify opportunities and assess risks in the housing market.
- Economists and researchers: For studying housing market dynamics and their broader economic implications.
- Data analysts and scientists: For building predictive models and visualising property trends.
- Consumers: To understand home value trends in their desired areas for buying or selling decisions.
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Original Data Source: Zillow Home Value Analytics Data
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