When you export data from the Weekly Market Activity view on Marketproof Pro, you receive a CSV file containing an event-based feed of real-time market activity — new listings, contracts signed, price changes, closings, and more — within your selected date range.
This export gives you a chronological record of what's happening across the market, making it ideal for tracking trends and staying on top of activity in specific neighborhoods or buildings.
Credit Cost
Weekly market activity exports use standard credits at a rate of 1 credit per 50 event rows. Data exports cannot be paid for with premium credits — only standard credits apply.
Example: If your plan includes 25 standard credits per month and you use all of them on market activity exports, you can download up to 1,250 event records (25 credits × 50 rows per credit).
Fields Included in the Export
Display Name | Field Name | Description |
Street Address |
| Full street address of the building. |
Building Name |
| Marketing or common name of the building. |
Unit Number |
| Apartment or unit number. |
Major Market |
| Broad geographic market area. |
Submarket |
| Specific submarket within the major market. |
Neighborhood |
| Neighborhood where the property is located. |
Borough |
| Borough (e.g., Manhattan, Brooklyn). |
City |
| City name. |
Zip Code |
| ZIP / postal code. |
Event Date |
| Date the event was recorded (MM/DD/YYYY). |
Event Time |
| Timestamp of the event (MM/DD/YYYY). |
Price |
| Price associated with the event ($). |
Event Type |
| Type of market activity (e.g., "contract-signed", "new-listing", "price-decrease", "closing"). |
Bedrooms |
| Number of bedrooms. |
Baths |
| Number of bathrooms. |
Square Feet |
| Interior square footage of the unit. |
Understanding Event Types
The event_tags field tells you what kind of activity occurred. Common values include:
contract-signed — A buyer and seller have agreed to terms and signed a contract.
new-listing — A unit has been newly listed for sale.
price-decrease — The asking price has been reduced.
price-increase — The asking price has been raised.
closing — The sale has officially closed and been recorded.
de-listed — A unit has been removed from active listings.
Common Use Cases
Weekly market reports: Download the past week's activity to create market updates for clients or social media.
Neighborhood monitoring: Track all contracts, listings, and closings in neighborhoods you specialize in.
Trend spotting: Identify patterns in price changes and days-to-contract over time.
Competitive intelligence: See what's moving and at what price points in your target market areas.