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Compare homes side by side

Put up to five homes against each other on price, size, taxes and time on market, and read the ranking for what it is worth.

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Running a comparison

  1. Shortlist between two and five homes

    One home has nothing to compare against. Past five, the columns stop being scannable and you are better off cutting the weakest two first.

    Your shortlist
  2. Open the comparison

    The table groups rows into price and value, property details, and market data, so you can look at one dimension at a time instead of reading forty numbers at once.

    Compare
  3. Read the badges before the score

    Lowest price, best value per square foot, largest, newest listing. Which home wins each is more useful than the overall number, because you know which of those you care about and the score does not.

  4. Email it to yourself or a partner

    The emailed version ranks the homes as cards with the same figures, so it reads on a phone. It also leads with what stands out, rather than making you re-derive it.