Recently Sold Properties

A closed deal is the beginning of multiple new opportunities, not the end of one. The buyer is now an active capital deployer , likely in market for their next move (see Active Buyers). The seller has liquidity and may be repositioning their portfolio. Both sides trigger financing, advisory, legal, and property service needs. Tracking what sold, who sold it, and who bought it is how you map active capital flows in your market and get ahead of the next wave of activity.

Inclusion is triggered by the confirmed ownership transfer date falling within your selected quarter , not the listing date, not the conditional sale date, not the closing announcement. Only the moment legal ownership changes hands qualifies. This distinction matters: properties listed for months can close in a different quarter than expected, and this dataset captures exactly when the transfer happened.

Each transaction record includes owner IDs for both the buyer and the seller. Buyer-side use: reach active acquirers while they are still in deal-flow mode , brokers, lenders, and advisors all benefit from early contact with a buyer who just closed. Seller-side use: a recent disposition signals a portfolio in motion , the seller may be consolidating, pivoting asset classes, or preparing for a larger exit. Both owner IDs are queryable in the VIREC AI Tool for a full profile on either party.

Yes. The dataset covers Residential (2+ units), Commercial, Industrial, and Vacant Land , single-family residential is excluded. You can filter to specific asset classes at the time of order to receive only the property types relevant to your practice. Multi-select is supported, so you can order industrial and commercial together without receiving residential records you won't use.

Yes, the time period selector supports multi-select across quarters. Records are deduplicated within the same quarter , a property that transferred once appears once. However, if a property sold in Q1 and again in Q3, it will appear in both editions, which is itself a meaningful signal: rapid sequential transactions on the same asset warrant closer attention and may indicate distress, redevelopment activity, or portfolio restructuring.

VIREC sources directly from public ownership transfer registries across all covered markets , no third-party aggregators, no data resellers in the chain. Records are standardized into a single clean schema, making cross-market analysis possible and ensuring that Property IDs and Owner IDs are consistent and linkable across all VIREC packages and tools.

Every Property ID and Owner ID is queryable in the VIREC AI Tool. Drop any ID into the tool to pull a full profile: ownership history, full permit activity, transaction history, owner mailing address, portfolio view, and more. The Sold Properties package surfaces the relevant IDs across a transaction window , the AI Tool is where you go deep on any asset or owner that warrants further investigation.

Once your order is confirmed, the dataset is automatically loaded into your VIREC Platform account and accessible immediately in the Saved tab. No download required, no file to import. If you need the data in a specific format or through a different channel, contact us and we will accommodate your requirements.

Yes. A representative data sample is available for every package in the catalog. Use the Request a Sample option on this page and we will send it directly to your inbox. The sample reflects the exact schema, field structure, and data quality of the full dataset, so you know precisely what you are buying before you commit.

Yes. Recently Sold Properties is a strong foundation to layer on. Pair the buyer-side owner IDs with Active Buyers to confirm which acquirers are the most active in your market. Cross the seller-side owner IDs with Long-Tenure Owners to identify which recent sellers had held for a decade or more, a useful signal for understanding portfolio rebalancing activity. All IDs are consistent across every package and the AI Tool.