Rookd Housing Research

Resort towns, the Front Range, and the Western Slope, where workforce housing is scarcest.

One of the fastest-growing states in the Mountain West and what in-migration did to rents.

Big Sky, Bozeman, and the mountain towns where wages have not kept pace with rent.

The Wasatch Front, the ski corridor, and the southern retiree boom.

Seattle's shadow, the tech corridor, and the rural counties left behind.

Jackson, the energy towns, and outsized housing pressure in the least-populated state.

Affordability across the manufacturing belt, the college towns, and the Indianapolis metro.

From the Ozarks to St. Louis and Kansas City, a state of two housing markets.

Explosive metro growth, tight supply, and the affordability squeeze across the state.

Appalachia's affordability puzzle, from the coalfields to the college towns.

A small, tight rental market where seasonal demand collides with limited stock.