What Esser does
Publish only what the records support. Price per square foot, sale volumes, trends, hold periods, and permit activity come from filings.
Every statistic shows its sample size and as-of date. Thin samples are suppressed. If the sample is too small, we say so.
Analysis is not advice. No valuations of specific properties, no buy sell or hold recommendations, no investment guidance.
Property search: who owns a building, what they paid, when they bought, what debt is on it, when that debt matures, and what has been permitted.
Market analytics: the same records rolled up to the submarket. Free, open, no account required. The front door and the proof of coverage.
We do not sell availability. Listings belong to incumbents. Esser competes on ownership, transactions, and analysis in secondary metros.
Esser is not a brokerage. We do not represent parties, negotiate deals, or take commissions. We sell information.
How we work
Buyers check coverage in their specific market first. Free analytics are the proof before anyone trusts property-level records.
Sourced from county filings. Dated, counted, and sampled. Restraint reads as competence for people who live in spreadsheets.
Built for independent brokers, regional investors, appraisers, and vendors who priced out enterprise platforms.
Why coverage comes first
Press
Notes on recorded transactions, ownership research, and market analytics. Sample size and as-of date on every figure.
We check free market analytics first to confirm coverage in our submarkets, then subscribe for property-level ownership and sale history. The sample sizes and as-of dates are what we need before we trust a figure.
Esser gives us owner of record and sale history from county filings without an enterprise platform bill. We use it every week for farm-area outreach.
