Restar
Housing market data for 993 US metros, free for limited time
Restar launched on August 2, 2026.
What it does
Screen 993 US metros, 3,221 counties and 33,791 ZIPs on price-to-rent, cap rate, rent growth, affordability and inventory, then compare your finalists side by side. One finding: of the 743 metros where we hold both a typical home value and a typical rent, exactly 2 still clear the old 1% rule. Data from Zillow, Census, BLS, HUD, FHFA, Redfin and FEMA, credited on every page.
One 0–100 score and a 12-month price forecast for every US state, metro, county and ZIP — built from 250+ metrics across Zillow, Redfin, Census and the Fed.
Restar turns 250+ housing metrics from Zillow, Redfin, Census, BLS, and the Fed into one 0–100 score and a 12-month price forecast — for every state, metro, county, and ZIP in America. So the biggest purchase of your life runs on numbers, not vibes. Where will your market be in 12 months? Check it now — no account needed. No credit card. Nothing to cancel. You’ll hear from us before paid plans ever launch. Type a city, county, or ZIP. We cover all 38,057 US geographies. 250+ metrics compressed into one 0–100 score and a 12-month price forecast. Compare, screen, run the deal, or export the report. Not vibes, not Reddit threads. First insight in about 60 seconds. If Restar doesn’t show you…from restar.io
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