Market Data Source
Redfin Market Tracker public feed
Latest Market Period
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Refresh Cadence
Scheduled twice weekly through GitHub Actions
Map Delivery
Static Mapbox snapshots committed to Git, not live viewer-side map calls
Current Coverage
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What Is Directly Sourced
Neighborhood pages, city guides, and comparison pages use official city websites for parks, trails, downtown projects, event programming, waterfront access, school-adjacent park references, and planning context where available.
Those official links are now listed directly on the neighborhood pages, and the same source treatment is being carried through the broader city and overview pages.
What Is Editorial Interpretation
Real-estate fit guidance like “best for,” “tradeoff,” “compare next,” and buyer-type summaries is Moving2PNW editorial analysis. That content is meant to help buyers compare places, not to impersonate a city or government publication.
The rule on this site is simple: place anchors and factual local references should trace back to an official source when possible; market-read and buyer-fit commentary is clearly treated as editorial synthesis.
How Market Data Refreshes
The public market-data layer lives in the repo under data/ and is refreshed by a scheduled GitHub Actions workflow instead of relying on a local machine being on.
The current workflow runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays, refreshes the Washington county and city JSON feeds, verifies them, and commits changes only when the data actually updates.
How Maps Refresh
Map images are generated as static assets from a curated Mapbox view list and stored in the repo under maps/. The site serves those files like normal images, so page views do not trigger live map requests.
That keeps the viewer-side experience fast and predictable while preserving Mapbox quota for intentional refreshes instead of every visit.
Current Limits
The current market layer is public-feed based. It is strong for statewide county and city trend coverage, but it is not a substitute for private NWMLS access, agent-facing CMA tools, or parcel-level MLS exports.
If cleaner NWMLS exports or agent-supplied overrides are available later, they can be normalized into the repo without changing the public site architecture.
Current Map Limits
Static maps are deliberately limited to key county, city, and neighborhood-hub pages. Individual neighborhood detail pages stay lighter until precise neighborhood-centroid coverage is expanded.
The site does not use a live Mapbox search box, so search-session quota stays available for your other projects.
How to Read the Site
- Use the county and city pages for broad market and relocation framing.
- Use the neighborhood pages for place-specific fit, local anchors, and comparison logic.
- Treat pricing and pace data as a refreshed public baseline, and treat buyer-fit commentary as interpretation layered on top of it.
Next Step
Go back to the homepage, browse County Spotlights, or jump into the full Relocation Guide.