Transparent by Design

We publish our scoring methodology because investors deserve to understand how recommendations are made.

Our Data Sources

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Real Estate Market Data

Median sale price, days on market, homes sold, list-to-sale ratio, and inventory levels across 200+ zip codes updated monthly.

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Demographic Data

Median household income and bachelor's degree attainment rates by zip code from public demographic data sources.

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Rental Market Data

Fair market rent for 2-bedroom units by metro area from HUD published data, updated annually.

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Price History

24 months of historical median sale price data per zip code enabling trend analysis, velocity calculation, and year-over-year comparisons.

How We Engineer Investment Signals

Feature NameWhat It Measures
YoY AppreciationAnnual price change % vs 12 months ago
Price Velocity3-month rolling average of monthly price change
Market Heat IndexComposite of DOM, volume, ratio, appreciation
Gross Rental YieldAnnual rent / sale price ร— 100
Net Rental YieldGross yield after 25% expense assumption
Neighborhood ScoreWeighted income (40%) + education (30%) + home value (30%) composite

Investment Score Weights (Public Disclosure)

These weights are fixed and disclosed. We do not change them without announcement.

YoY Appreciation
25%
Neighborhood Score
20%
Gross Rental Yield
20%
Market Heat Index
15%
Price Velocity
10%
Net Rental Yield
10%

All six components normalized 0-100 using min-max scaling before weighting. Final score ranges from 0 to 100.

Our Three Analytical Models

Price Forecasting Model

A Random Forest regression model trained on time-ordered historical data (80% train, 20% test, no shuffle) to predict median sale price 6 months forward. The model uses five input features: appreciation, velocity, market heat, neighborhood score, and rental yield.

Investment Scoring Model

A weighted composite model scoring each zip code 0-100 across six investment factors with publicly disclosed weights. Not a supervised ML model โ€” a principled scoring framework updated monthly.

Market Segmentation Model

K-Means clustering (k=5) groups zip codes into five market personality types based on appreciation, heat index, rental yield, neighborhood score, days on market, and price per sqft. Cluster labels are derived programmatically from centroid values.

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE: All market analysis generated by the Albert Realty Group Texas AI Investment Intelligence Platform is for informational purposes only. Market data used in this platform is synthetic data generated for demonstration purposes. This is not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own due diligence before making any investment decision.