Setting the right price
Price is the decision that weighs most on your sale. Set it too high and buyers stay away. Set it too low and it costs you money.
Set the right price
Understand how market value is determined Choose your estimating tools Set your three prices: floor, target and asking Avoid the classic pitfalls
Set it once the property is ready: paint, repairs and cleaning change the perceived value and the photos. Before the work, a preliminary estimate is enough to decide which jobs are worth it.
What is your property worth?
A first ballpark figure from your address, no account needed.
Your four tools for estimating
From fastest to most reliable. An unusual property, such as a plex or a heavily renovated house, almost always deserves a chartered appraiser.
Ubee estimate
A first ballpark figure from your address, without creating an account.
Municipal assessment
A tax benchmark only: it is used to calculate your property taxes and does not always follow the market.
A broker's analysis
A comparison with recent sales in your area, with no obligation.
Chartered appraiser's report
The most reliable reference to justify your price to buyers.