Market data

Real-estate market data, built into the platform

Every parcel, deed, and sale in your county — turned into instant home values, neighborhood comps, and owner lists, inside the same platform you run deals and your CRM on.

Most brokerages buy market data as a separate subscription, then re-key the useful parts into a CMA tool, a spreadsheet of absentee owners, and a home-value widget bolted onto their website. Atlas ingests the county record directly — assessor parcels, recorded deeds, and sales — and makes it a living layer underneath everything else, so a value, a comp set, or a prospecting list is one click from the contact or deal it belongs to.

Every parcel, deed, and sale — already loaded

Atlas maintains the county’s parcels, ownership, and recorded sales across the Oklahoma markets it covers, refreshed on a schedule so new deeds and new construction show up on their own. You don’t import anything. It’s the base layer that every feature below reads from.

Instant home values and CMAs

An automated valuation on any address in seconds — a low/likely/high range built from comparable sales, price per square foot, and the subject’s own characteristics. The same number your clients see on a home-value lead tool is the one your agent starts a full CMA from, so nothing is re-computed by hand.

Neighborhood and market stats

Median price, price per square foot, and sales velocity by subdivision and city — the live market picture behind a listing presentation or a seller conversation. It powers neighborhood pages on your lead-gen sites and gives every agent a defensible read on what’s happening on the ground.

Owner and seller intelligence

The county record also says who owns what, for how long, and from where. Atlas turns that into prospecting lists you can actually work:

• Absentee & out-of-area owners — the core of a property-management or investor-outreach list.
• High-equity and long-tenure homes — the owners most likely to sell, scored and ranked with reasons.
• Portfolio holdings — see every parcel an owner or LLC controls, then reach out about all of them.

Every list drops straight into the CRM, so a name becomes a contact, a call, and a follow-up sequence without an export.

From data to a client-ready report

Because the market layer lives in the same system as your transactions, CRM, and client portal, it doesn’t stop at a number on a screen — it becomes a branded valuation a seller receives, a comp set attached to a listing, and a home-value page a past client watches over time. The data works because it’s connected to everything that acts on it.