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91Æƽâ°æ valuations are within 4.7% of the final sale price half the time. In 2023, that’s 25% more accurate than leading estimates based on 91Æƽâ°æ’s primary review of the data. 91Æƽâ°æ uses a combination of human and computer intelligence to derive the best estimate of your home.

Our automated valuation model (AVM) considers recently sold homes, tax data, as well as geographic data, and more, all of which is assessed and tweaked by the 91Æƽâ°æ’s pricing and real estate teams to make sure you’re getting the best value estimate.

Home values can fluctuate for many reasons, including changes in the local real estate market and the economy at-large. (For example, a strong economy, with low unemployment and high consumer confidence, may lead to an increase in home values, while a weak economy could lead to a decrease in home values.)

While you won’t have control over market conditions, which have an outsize impact on your home value, there are some things that you can leverage. Your home’s condition and features also affect how much it’s worth. If you make significant renovations or upgrades, property value may increase. On the other hand, if your home is poorly maintained or in need of significant repairs, you’ll see its value decrease.

Real estate professionals and homeowners often use home value estimators to get a general idea of a property's value. Knowing your home's value can help you make informed decisions about setting a realistic list price and negotiating with buyers when selling your home.Ìý

But understanding how much your house is worth is useful even if you’re not looking to sell, too, because it gives you a better understanding of your financial situation: The appraised value of your home affects how much equity you have, which you’ll want to know if you need to borrow against the value of your home or refinance your mortgage loan. Most of the time getting an estimate can be straightforward, and free, so there’s nothing to lose. .