Acres Partners With The Builder's Daily on Data
Acres.com's nationwide land data will be integrated into The Builder's Daily's reporting and analysis of residential construction and land development.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Construction
Fayetteville-based land data platform Acres.com has reached a data integration partnership with The Builder's Daily, a news platform of HousingWire. The Builder's Daily will incorporate Acres' nationwide land data, including its Homebuilder Market Intelligence product, into its coverage.
Why it matters
The arrangement gives residential construction and land development coverage access to nationwide land transaction, platting and housing activity data across U.S. metro and micropolitan areas. It reflects a growing reliance on granular land and market data to inform industry reporting.
Acres reports more than 150 million parcel records and 60 million land transactions nationwide, supported by a 70-person full-time staff, 13 of whom work remotely. The partnership's financial terms and the specific reporting outputs were not disclosed.
The players
Acres.com
A Fayetteville-based land data platform that has recorded more than 150 million parcel records and 60 million land transactions nationwide.
The Builder's Daily
A news and information platform of HousingWire focused on residential construction, homebuilding, architecture, technology and land development.
The details
Under the partnership, the editorial team of The Builder's Daily will use Acres' nationwide land data to support reporting, analysis and market activity coverage. The integration includes Homebuilder Market Intelligence, which combines land transactions, platting activity, builder pipelines, housing transactions and economic indicators.
Timeline
September: Homebuilder Market Intelligence was launched.
November 6, 2026: The Acres–The Builder's Daily partnership was announced.
Market Landscape
The partnership extends the reach of Acres' Homebuilder Market Intelligence, launched in September, which combines land transactions, platting activity and builder pipelines across every U.S. metro and micropolitan area. It places granular land and housing data directly into the reporting workflow of a residential construction news platform.
Homebuilders, land developers and industry professionals who follow The Builder's Daily may see land and housing market reporting informed by nationwide transaction and platting data. The partnership does not directly change pricing, availability or access for consumers.
The takeaway
Access to granular land and housing transaction data is becoming a standard input for construction and development reporting. Readers tracking residential building trends can use such data-driven coverage to compare local activity against national patterns.
Further reading
For more on housing and land development trends, explore Construction coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Talk Business & Politics.
