A peer group
that happens to publish.

Tech in Real Estate is a written publication for the operator-investor who is done with spreadsheet templates and guru takes. You hold one to three properties, you write Python, and you want to know what the numbers actually say before you wire a down payment.

Every post shows the methodology. Every code block runs. Every claim comes with a source. If the data says the thesis is wrong, we say so.

The analysis covers US residential markets — pricing, rent trends, employment, migration — through FRED, Census, and other official sources. No scraped data, no proprietary black boxes. You can reproduce every result yourself.

This is not financial advice. It's peer-to-peer methodology between people who happen to own rental units.

Built and maintained by Ariel Herrera, a data engineer and real-estate operator who got tired of junk Excel files.