Rockinblu gave you a good site to go to compare websites, If the home is listed and the agent is a memner of Trulia or Realtor.com, they can get hits per house per week.

Dennis,

Below are some stats from Alexa, one of the sites that monitors web traffic that Deborah mentions in her blog.

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/realtor.com

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/trulia.com

As I think about it, I could very well be misinterpreting your question. If you have a house listed on Trulia, it actually shows the view count on the house's listing page in the home facts section.

Dennis, to answer your question simply - Yes, Trulia does have a report that is generated showing weekly activity . I arrange to have the report sent automatically to my sellers, and I receive a copy as well. . I also have the Realtor.com graph sent, so that the sellers can "stay in the internet loop", and see how many "virtual" showings they have had.
As an aside, my sellers get a further activity graph from our virtual tour company that also shows a pie chart indicating where the 'buyers" (or lookers) came from.

So....yes, Trulia offers stats/reports on hits.

Dennis,

You may want to check out Deborah's blog that's attached to the link below.

http://www.trulia.com/blog/deborah_madey_-_new_jersey/2009/0…