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Commonly used U.S. housing-market datasets (CSV/XLS/XLSX).

Home Prices / Price Indexes

Rents

Supply & Construction

For-Sale Inventory

Rates & Labor

Occupancy / Vacancy

Housing Insurance Datasets (Downloadable)

Homeowners Insurance Datasets

Financial Market Index Datasets (CSV Downloads)

  • S&Pβ€―500 β€” Robert Shiller Historical Data (monthly prices, dividends, earnings, P/E ratio)
    Download CSV: S&Pβ€―500 (Shiller dataset)
  • Dow Jones Industrial Average β€” Historical daily closing prices via Stooq
    Download CSV: DJIA Historical Data (Stooq) :Download CSV file link available on the stooq page

Major U.S. Mortgage Lenders β€” Financial Statements

Mortgage Rates β€” CSV Downloads

Direct CSV links for popular mortgage rate series from FRED.

Contract Rate on 30-Year Fixed-Rate Conventional Commitments β€” Discontinued

Series ID: MORTG (Monthly)
Download CSV Β· Series page
Need the API instead?

FRED’s API can also return CSV (zipped). Example:
https://api.stlouisfed.org/fred/series/observations?series_id=MORTGAGE30US&file_type=csv&api_key=YOUR_KEY

Mortgage Glossaries & Resources

Explore these free and reliable mortgage and home-loan glossaries to understand key terms better:

Tip: Most FRED links use the fredgraph.csv?id=SERIES patternβ€”swap the series ID to download others.



How to interpret an HPI value of 248

Example: An HPI of 248 means prices are 148% higher than the index’s base period (i.e., prices are about 2.48Γ— the base).

What’s the base period?
  • Case-Shiller U.S. National HPI β†’ Jan 2000 = 100. So 248 = +148% since Jan 2000.
  • FHFA Purchase-Only HPI β†’ Jan 1991 = 100. So 248 = +148% since Jan 1991.
  • FHFA All-Transactions HPI β†’ 1980 Q1 = 100. So 248 = +148% since 1980 Q1.

Quick math: % change vs base = (248 / 100 βˆ’ 1) Γ— 100 = 148%.

Back-of-envelope price: If a representative home was $200,000 in the base period, at 248 it’s roughly $200,000 Γ— 2.48 = $496,000.

Try your own numbers

Note: Always check the specific index family (Case-Shiller vs. FHFA), seasonal adjustment, and geography before comparing values.

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Property Tax Estimator



County-Level Property Tax Rates (Tax Foundation)

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