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Market Watch
Market Watch is the list of areas your workspace keeps an eye on. Yapii collects a snapshot of each one every week, so you can see how a neighborhood is moving without looking it up each time.
Where to find it
Open Settings, then Market Watch, under Your business.
This is different from Market Research, which looks up one address right now. Market Watch is the handful of areas you care about all the time.
Adding an area
- Type the ZIP code.
- Give it a label, such as "Riverside" or "Near the lake", so you can tell your areas apart.
- Click to add it.
You can watch up to 5 areas at once. When you reach the limit, Yapii says so and you'll need to remove one before you can add another. Only owners and admins can add or remove an area.
To remove an area, press its remove button and confirm. That also removes its saved snapshots for the whole workspace. You can add the area again, but the history does not come back. An area's label can't be changed once it is added: remove it and add it again with the new label.
What each snapshot shows
| What it means | |
|---|---|
| Active listings | How many homes are on the market in that area. |
| New this week | How many came on in the last week. |
| Median price | The typical home value in that ZIP code, from a monthly home value index. |
| Avg DOM | Average days on market. |
Only Median price has a data source today. Active listings, New this week and Avg DOM show a dash (-) until a source for them is connected, and a ZIP code with no recent median shows a dash there too.
Waiting for the first snapshot
A new area has no numbers yet. Yapii says No data yet until the first snapshot is collected, which happens overnight (the scheduler runs once a day). Add your areas and check back the next day.
Good to know
- Everyone in the workspace watches the same areas. This is a workspace setting, not a personal one.
- Snapshots are collected on a schedule, so the numbers are as of the last collection rather than this minute. For a figure right now, use Market Research.
