Library

The twenty-two Intelligence Library

Independent research for residential real estate leaders, organized by format, with what each format is for and how to use it.

Everything twenty-two Intelligence publishes, organized by format. Each format does a different job: some keep you current, some give you shared language, and some go deep on one issue. Start with the one that fits what you need.

How to read any piece. Every post shows its format, the evidence behind it, and when it was published or last reviewed. Guides tag each claim as fact (F), attributed claim (A), inference (I) or material unknown (U).

Series

Recurring reads on a set schedule.

Economically Speaking every Tuesday. Rapid Reaction Scans at 24, 48 and 72 hours after major announcements. Evidence: published sources and public posts.

Use it to: stay current and brief your board or leadership on what moved.

Briefs

Short takes, event notes and quick guides.

As events happen. Evidence: our session notes plus published sources.

Use it to: catch up in five minutes and share with staff or committees.

Frameworks

Shared vocabularies the industry can adopt and adapt, starting with the Listing Exposure Spectrum.

Occasional. Evidence: built from research and tested with practitioners.

Use it to: get a board, committee or team using the same terms before a decision.

Analysis

Source-based interpretation of the research and policy shaping residential real estate.

As the evidence warrants. Evidence: published studies, filings and data.

Use it to: understand why sources disagree before you cite them.

Guides

Resource Guides: quick-start guides to a fast-moving issue. What it is, who's said what, the open questions and the best sources, reviewed as it develops.

Use it to: get up to speed fast and point colleagues to one place.

Knowledge Guides: deep, independent guides to one issue, released in editions from public evidence base to full guide.

Use it to: plan, decide and keep a reference on one issue.

twenty-two Index

Benchmarks of how well organizations serve the people who rely on them, scored on one common scale.

By engagement. Evidence: surveys of subscribers, members and agents.

Use it to: compare how you're seen with how leadership sees itself, and with peers.

Latest across the Library

Rapid Reaction Scans Open Real Estate: The First Three Business Days on LinkedIn High volume, nearly half of it from the founding companies. Outside that circle the reaction was more measured, and the posts with real substance were close to neutral. Public Economically Speaking Pilot: Relief, but not rescue Mortgage rates finally moved the right way, by less than a tenth of a point. Demand fell anyway. Public Briefs What We Heard at RESO: Who's Afraid of the Big (B)Add/Edit? Broker friction is financial, single point of entry is not Upstream 2.0, and it is already happening. Takeaways from our RESO session with York Baur. Public Briefs What We Heard at RESO: Are We Ready to Add/Edit? A RESO roundtable on why the Add/Edit standard sits unused, and what could finally move listing entry forward. Public Analysis What a Listing Exposure Decision Should Make Visible Putting the Spectrum to work: route, access, the full clock, seller objectives and measured outcomes. Members Analysis Why the Research on Private Listings Keeps Disagreeing Five studies, five definitions of "private." Why their numbers can't be pooled into one answer for sellers. Public Frameworks Who Can Actually Discover a Listing, and When? Five levels, three questions and no side elevated: a shared way to describe who can discover a listing, who can access it, and when that shifts. Public Knowledge Guides Single Point of Entry: A Leadership Knowledge Guide Listing origination control and interoperability: what's live, what's announced, and what leaders should decide. Fieldwork through Q1 2027. Public Briefs Five Questions for the Seller Conversation A six-panel guide for listing consultations and leadership discussions. Public