Home valuation
What is your home worth today?
Get a clear, honest picture of your property’s value. We’ll show you the difference between an automated estimate, a PropertyDNA analytical range, and a broker-reviewed analysis — and which one you actually need.
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PropertyDNA and IntelliGraph outputs are analytical estimates that combine multiple data sources of varying freshness and completeness. Confidence levels and last-updated dates are shown with each report. Always confirm material facts independently before making a decision.
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Enter an address for an instant, automated estimate — value range, confidence, and the number of comparables used. It’s informational, not an appraisal, and every result links to a broker-reviewed analysis.
Know the difference
Four kinds of valuation, kept distinct
We never present an estimate as an appraisal. Here’s how they compare.
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Automated Estimate
A fast, model-generated figure based on comparable data. Useful directionally; can be off for unique or luxury homes.
informational
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PropertyDNA Analytical Range
A confidence-labeled range that blends provenance, comparables, and property attributes. Informational, not an appraisal.
analytical
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Broker-Reviewed Valuation
A licensed advisor reviews the data, adjusts for factors a model cannot see, and provides a considered opinion of value.
professional
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Formal Appraisal
An independent, licensed appraiser’s certified opinion of value, typically required for lending. Ordered separately.
certified
Automated and analytical valuations are estimates for informational purposes only. They are not appraisals and do not constitute an offer, a guarantee of value, or lending advice. For a formal opinion of value, request a broker-reviewed analysis or a licensed appraisal.
How accurate is an automated home valuation?
Automated valuations are useful starting estimates but can be off by a meaningful margin, especially for unique or luxury homes. Treat them as a range, not a price, and confirm with a broker-reviewed analysis.
Automated models rely on comparable sales and public data, which are thinner and less comparable at the luxury end of the market. That is why the team distinguishes between an automated estimate, a PropertyDNA analytical range, a broker-reviewed valuation, and a formal appraisal — each carries different confidence.
- Luxury and architecturally significant homes have few true comparables.
- Public data can lag or omit renovations.
- Confidence should always be shown alongside the number.
Note: No automated valuation is an appraisal or an offer. Use it directionally.