Context before conclusions.
A market headline does not tell you what your specific home is worth. Start with the right property type and area.
What matters for your home?
Start with the area and property type. A regional average can move without telling you much about the homes you are actually comparing.
Look at comparable sales
Compare relevant homes and dates, then account for differences in condition and features.
Look at the competition
Active inventory helps show the options buyers are choosing between. Asking prices are not completed sale prices.
Look at the direction
Use a consistent time period and property type. Separate the numbers from the conclusions drawn from them.
A dated local commentary will be added when the latest board report and Robyn’s analysis are approved. This page does not present stale figures as current data.
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A local comparison is more useful than a headline when you are thinking about selling.
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