New homeowner leads

Call the person who just bought the house, not the one who sold it.

New homeowners on their own cell phone, in their first months in the home. The only new homeowner list that reaches the buyer, not the seller. DNC-scrubbed and guaranteed.

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The problem

Most new mover lists call the wrong person.

Most new mover lists call the sellerFor months after a sale, the phone number tied to the address still belongs to the person who sold the home. Your reps dial someone who already moved out.
The newest buyers are worth the mostA new owner makes every big house decision in the first 90 days: insurance, solar, security, roofing, HVAC, internet, water treatment and mortgage protection.
Generic lists pad the countRenters, investors, LLCs and cash flips fill out a big number that never picks up or never decides.

What makes it different

The buyer, by name, while the home is still new to them.

The actual owner, not the addressEvery record is the person who bought the home, matched by name.
In their first months, not a year laterYou reach the buyer while other lists still show the previous owner.
Their own mobile, DNC-scrubbedActive cell numbers only, checked against the Do Not Call list, unique across the file.
Owner-occupied, financed purchasesReal households who bought to live in the home. No investors, no flips, no companies.
Your home types, your areaSingle-family homes, townhomes and condos, cut to the counties, cities or ZIP codes you sell.
GuaranteedWrong number or wrong person? We replace it.

Every home comes with

The buyer, on their own cell. Guaranteed.

On every record
- The buyer, and the co-owner when there is one
- Their own mobile number, with its Do Not Call status
- An email address where we find one
- The purchase date and price
- The loan: lender, type and amount
- The home: type, size and year built
Right-Person GuaranteeIf the person on the number did not buy the home, we replace the record free.
Good-Number GuaranteeA number that is disconnected or wrong is replaced. You never pay for a line that does not ring.

Who it’s for

Every company a new owner hires in the first 90 days.

Home insurance and mortgage protectionThe policy and the protection plan are first-year decisions, made by the person on the loan.
Water treatmentA new home means new water. The owner decides on a softener or filtration in the first few months.
Home securityNew locks, new cameras, a new alarm contract: the move is the moment to switch.
Solar and roofingThe inspection report is fresh, and the owner is planning the first projects.
HVAC and home servicesA service plan with a local company the owner has never heard of, before the first season turns.
Internet and TVEvery new owner signs up for something in the first weeks.

By metro

New homeowners in eight of the busiest markets.

Salt Lake City, UtahAbout 20,700 owner households moved in since 2023.Salt Lake City new homeowners
Phoenix, ArizonaAbout 122,700 owner households moved in since 2023.Phoenix new homeowners
Las Vegas, NevadaAbout 49,600 owner households moved in since 2023.Las Vegas new homeowners
Dallas, TexasAbout 148,600 owner households moved in since 2023.Dallas new homeowners
Houston, TexasAbout 142,700 owner households moved in since 2023.Houston new homeowners
Tampa, FloridaAbout 87,300 owner households moved in since 2023.Tampa new homeowners
San Antonio, TexasAbout 61,500 owner households moved in since 2023.San Antonio new homeowners
Denver, ColoradoAbout 72,400 owner households moved in since 2023.Denver new homeowners

Census estimates (ACS 2024 1-year) of owner households by the year they moved in. Any other U.S. county, city or ZIP code is available on request.

Selling water treatment? The same buyers, in the hard-water markets first.

Water softener leads

Working new movers already? Read how to find new movers, how to find recently sold homes, new mover leads for security companies and the out-of-state movers list, or see every field on the homeowner data page.

Questions

New homeowner leads, answered.

What is a new homeowner list?

A list of people who recently bought a home and live in it. Scout Data’s list gives you the buyer by name, on their own mobile number, so your team calls the new owner and not whoever lived there before.

How is this different from a new mover list?

Most new mover lists are built around the address. For months after a sale, the phone number on that address still belongs to the seller, so reps call someone who already moved out. Every record here is the person who bought the home, matched by name, and owner-occupied, financed purchases only, so renters, investors and flips are left out.

How recent are the buyers?

Buyers in their first months in the home, while other lists still show the previous owner. You choose the window that fits your sale.

Are the phone numbers DNC-scrubbed?

Yes. Every number is an active mobile, checked against the Do Not Call list, and unique across the file.

What if the number reaches the wrong person?

The Right-Person Guarantee: if the person on the number did not buy the home, we replace the record free. A disconnected or wrong number is replaced too.

Which areas can I buy?

Any U.S. county, city or ZIP code, with single-family homes, townhomes and condos to choose from. The metro pages on this site show how many owners move in each year in eight of the busiest markets.

How do I see it for my market?

Ask for a free sample. Our team texts you real new homeowners from your area, then sets up your first order on a short call.