Homesage.ai adds ZIP-code market scores for real estate funds

Homesage.ai is giving investment funds a faster way to spot whether any U.S. ZIP code leans buyer or seller, using a 0-to-100 score inside its Full Property Report. The tool is aimed at funds that need street-level signals instead of citywide averages when choosing where to buy homes.

Why it matters: - Real estate funds can miss local shifts when they rely on metro-wide market reports. - A ZIP code can move differently from the rest of its city, which can change pricing, timing, and deal strategy. - Homesage.ai's ZIP-level score is designed to help analysts screen markets before they commit capital.

What happened: - Homesage.ai says its Full Property Report now shows whether any U.S. ZIP code favors buyers or sellers. - The report's Local Market Outlook section scores each ZIP code from 0 to 100. - The score includes a plain-language label that ranges from strong buyer's market to strong seller's market. - Homesage.ai said the feature works across a database of more than 155 million U.S. properties.

The details: - Analysts can run a Full Property Report on any address inside the ZIP code they want to check. - The Local Market Outlook section includes a 1-month, 3-month and 6-month price forecast. - The report also shows average days on market, active homes, and homes sold in the last 90 days. - On Oct. 23, ZIP code 95864 in the Sacramento, California area scored 71, which Homesage.ai classified as a modest seller's market. - The same ZIP code showed a 0.4% price drop over six months and an average of 45 days on market. - Homesage.ai says analysts can save the report as a PDF or email a read-only copy to a colleague in a few clicks. - Data teams can pull the same score for lists of ZIP codes through the Real Estate APIs, which offer 30+ endpoints across 8 categories. - Teams using AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini can request a ZIP code score through the Homesage.ai MCP server.

Between the lines: - The product is aimed at funds that buy homes across many markets and need a faster screening step. - The pitch is that ZIP-level data can catch pockets of strength or weakness that broader reports smooth over. - Blaze Dimov, CEO and founder of Homesage.ai, said: “A fund can be right about a city and still wrong about the street. Now an analyst can check each ZIP code on the shortlist before lunch.” - Homesage.ai plans use credits, and one monthly balance covers reports and API calls. - Every self-serve plan starts with a 30-day trial that includes 300 credits. - Funds that need heavier usage can request a custom setup through Homesage.ai Custom AI Solutions.

What's next: - Homesage.ai says fund users can review plan options and credits on its pricing page. - The company is positioning the ZIP-code score as one part of a broader workflow across reports, APIs, mobile apps and browser tools. - Homesage.ai says its products include Investment Property Search, Full Property Reports, Real Estate APIs, Custom AI Solutions, the DealFinder Mobile App and the DealFinder Browser Extension.

The bottom line: - Homesage.ai is packaging local housing-market signals into a score that real estate investors can use to move from city-level guesswork to ZIP-level screening.