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ResiClub

Lance Lambert and the ResiClub team

ResiClub follows U.S. housing through regional price and inventory data, homebuilder reporting, mortgage conditions, and analysis of rental investors and residential market shifts.

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Publishing scheduleThree paid research reports per week; free schedule varies
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The publication

What to expect.

ResiClub combines housing journalism with regional data analysis, using maps, charts, and company reporting to show how residential markets differ. Coverage includes home prices, inventory, homebuilding, mortgage rates, rental investors, and affordability. Free email signup offers a route into its reporting, while paid memberships add research reports and deeper local analysis. A separate business tier provides access to the ResiClub Terminal. Readers can use the public archive to identify the markets and recurring datasets most relevant to their work.

Who it’s for

Housing industry readers and residential investors who need local market comparisons and want national trends connected to builders, mortgage conditions, and rental economics.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Regional housing

Local home-price and inventory comparisons show where housing markets are strengthening, weakening, or moving against national averages.

02

Homebuilding

Builder results, incentives, construction timelines, and land availability reveal changes in the supply and economics of new homes.

03

Financing and rentals

Mortgage conditions, investor surveys, rental markets, and ownership costs help explain the decisions facing buyers and landlords.

Housing marketsRegional dataHomebuildingSingle-family rentals

The Desk’s reading note

Make the read useful.

Compare your own market with nearby and national figures before treating a broad housing trend as local evidence.

Keep a question, an idea to investigate, or a source to return to in your saved notes.