What's your
home worth?
Start with an instant estimate, correct anything the record gets wrong, then get a proper analysis from me when you want a number you can price on.
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Demonstration mode
The instant estimate currently runs on placeholder market data while my board feed is being connected, so any figure it produces is illustrative only. The REALTOR® analysis is real and available today.
Three levels of accuracy
Most tools give you one number and no context. Here's exactly what goes into yours — and where each one stops being reliable.
Instant estimate
Enter your address and get a figure straight away, built from published market averages for your city and home type. Every adjustment is shown — no black box.
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Your corrections
The public record is often wrong or out of date. Edit the details — size, condition, that basement you finished — and watch the range tighten as you go.
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REALTOR® analysis
Genuinely comparable sold properties, what's competing with you today, and a listing range with the reasoning attached. This is the one I stand behind.
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What an algorithm can't see
Any instant estimate — mine included — works from averages. It doesn't know your kitchen was redone last year, that the house backs onto a ravine, or that the identical model two streets over sold for $80,000 more because of the school catchment.
A number that's confidently wrong is worse than no number. It anchors your expectations before you've seen a single real comparable, and sellers who list on a bad anchor tend to sit.
So use the instant estimate for a starting point, then let me do it properly. It takes me a day, it costs you nothing, and you get the reasoning alongside the range so you can argue with it.
What you'll get back
- Recent sales genuinely comparable to your property
- A realistic listing range, with the reasoning
- What's competing with you now, and what isn't selling
- The prep work worth paying for — and what to skip
- A week-by-week timeline if you decide to proceed
Let's talk
about it
Buying, selling, or just trying to work out whether the timing makes sense — a short call costs you nothing and usually makes the decision a lot clearer.