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About RealEstateDataset

RealEstateDataset is the open, free version of America's property data — every U.S. property compiled into clean files anyone can download and use, for anything, at no cost.

What this is

We compile publicly available U.S. property records into a single, standardized dataset covering roughly 146 million properties. You can download the whole country, or slice it down to a single state, county or ZIP code — as Parquet (with full history) or CSV (flat).

Every file is released under CC0 1.0: public domain, no attribution required, free for commercial use. No sign-up, no gate, no catch.

Why we made it free

Property data has always been public in principle and locked up in practice — scattered across thousands of county systems, or bottled behind expensive enterprise contracts. We think the baseline facts about American homes should be a public good. So the bulk dataset is free, forever.

We cover the facts about each property — address, beds, baths, square footage, year built, last sold price, listing status. We do not publish owner names or any personal information.

Where the live data lives

A downloaded file is a snapshot — accurate the day it was compiled, and slowly going stale after that. If you need current data, or you'd rather query one property at a time than host 100 GB, that lives on Straply — the real estate data API this dataset is built from. Free tier included; the same records, always fresh.

Frequently asked

Can I use this data commercially?

Yes. Everything is released under CC0 1.0 (public domain). You can use it in commercial products, resell it, or build on it, with no attribution required.

How many properties are included?

Roughly 146 million U.S. properties, downloadable for the whole country or by state, county, and ZIP code.

Does it include owner names?

No. We publish property facts only — no owner names or personal information.

How often is it updated?

The bulk dataset is recompiled monthly and released aged ~30–60 days behind live; each file is stamped with its “as of” month. For continuously fresh data, use the Straply API.
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