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Real-time data and historical trends for Des Moines, Washington.
COMMUNITY REPORT PROFILE
Bespoke Real Estate Data Feeds
JOE SHELDON
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Real Estate Market Conditions
Live housing supply, demand indicators, and environment metrics for this city.
Current Market Climate
Hot Seller's (0)
Balanced (3.0)
Hot Buyer's (6.0)
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Market Velocity & Competition
Psychological metrics showing how fast inventory moves and how aggressive buyers are.
Median Days on Market
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Velocity
Sold Above List
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Bidding Wars
Off Market < 2 Weeks
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Buyer Urgency
Market Friction Index
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0-100 Score
Understanding Speed: "Off Market in 2 Weeks" shows how quickly buyers are making confident offers. The Market Friction Index is a 0-100 score that rates how competitive the market is. Higher scores mean a fast-moving market that favors sellers, while lower scores mean a calmer pace that gives buyers more breathing room.
Market data provided by the Redfin Data Center.
Long-Term Trends
Long term cycles and market shift tracking.
Historic Median Sale Price
Historic Closed Sales Volume
Historic Average Days on Market
Buyer Showings Per Listing
Real world foot traffic in homes for sale.
Looking at Long-Term Trends: The Buyer Showings Per Listing index tracks real people touring homes in person. By comparing physical showings with closed sales, we can see exactly how much foot traffic it takes to get a home under contract in this neighborhood over time.
Attribution: Based on information from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. Statistics not compiled or published by NWMLS. Data represents the most recent rolling 12-month period and is updated monthly.
Community Profile & Lifestyle
City-wide data, insights, and resources.
Accessibility & Mobility
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Walk Score®
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Transit Score®
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Bike Score®
School District & Rankings
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Puget Sound Academic Index (PSAI)
About the PSAI
The Puget Sound Academic Index (PSAI) is a straightforward, independent 1-to-10 rating that shows general test proficiency for local public school districts.
Instead of using hidden corporate algorithms like big real estate search sites, the PSAI uses direct public records from the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI).
How It's Calculated: We look at the actual percentage of students in the district who met or exceeded grade-level standards on the state's math and reading/writing assessments. We average those two scores together and place them on a clear 10-point scale so you can make an easy, honest comparison.
The Puget Sound Academic Index (PSAI) is a straightforward, independent 1-to-10 rating that shows general test proficiency for local public school districts.
Instead of using hidden corporate algorithms like big real estate search sites, the PSAI uses direct public records from the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI).
How It's Calculated: We look at the actual percentage of students in the district who met or exceeded grade-level standards on the state's math and reading/writing assessments. We average those two scores together and place them on a clear 10-point scale so you can make an easy, honest comparison.
📐 MATH PROFICIENCY
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📖 ELA PROFICIENCY
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Data Sealed
Privacy Protection
ℹ️ Data not available. State testing scores are legally sealed for very small student populations to fully protect student privacy.
Climate & Microclimate Profile
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Comfort Index Score
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☀️ Summer High
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❄️ Winter Low
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🌧️ Annual Rain
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🌤️ Sunny Days
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Emergency Services
CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY
What do these numbers mean?
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Local Public Safety Status
ℹ️ Official FBI NIBRS data is currently pending or unmapped for this municipality. View live local community logs via the button below.
💥 VIOLENT CRIMES RATE
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per 1,000 residents
🏡 PROPERTY CRIMES RATE
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per 1,000 residents
What 'Per 1,000 Neighbors' Means: This gives us a fair way to compare a small town to a major city. For example, a property crime rate of 20.0 means that for every 1,000 people living in this city, about 20 property reports (like theft or vandalism) are filed each year.
The Categories:
• Violent Crime: Includes safety incidents involving people, such as assault or robbery.
• Property Crime: Includes incidents involving property, such as break-ins, car thefts, or vandalism.
The Categories:
• Violent Crime: Includes safety incidents involving people, such as assault or robbery.
• Property Crime: Includes incidents involving property, such as break-ins, car thefts, or vandalism.
🚒 FIRE & RISK PROTECTION
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🏥 EMERGENCY MEDICAL
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Municipal Surveillance Profile
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Surveillance Score (1-100)
ℹ️ Data Note: Surveillance data is currently not available for this city.
🚗 ALPR Cams
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🚦 Traffic Cams
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📹 General CCTV
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💻 Data Platforms
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License Plate Readers (ALPR): Local cameras that scan license plates to help track vehicle locations.
Traffic Cameras: Automated speed and red-light enforcement cameras (this doesn't include normal state highway traffic flow cameras).
Public Space Cameras (CCTV): Standard public security or property monitoring camera networks.
Software Systems: Tech platforms or tracking systems used by local agencies to monitor public safety data.
Traffic Cameras: Automated speed and red-light enforcement cameras (this doesn't include normal state highway traffic flow cameras).
Public Space Cameras (CCTV): Standard public security or property monitoring camera networks.
Software Systems: Tech platforms or tracking systems used by local agencies to monitor public safety data.