Price cuts and value
Three honest signals computed from the public index: recorded price cuts, listings priced per sq ft below their area's median, and the properties longest on the market. Every row links to its record and its source. Signals, not advice; the methodology holds the thresholds. Selling rather than buying? See what your home would ask against the same listings.
Recorded price cuts
was / now, biggest first- Loading…
Below the area median
10%+ under the area's US$/sq ft, size stated- Loading…
A low price per sq ft is a starting point, not a verdict: condition, title and siting still decide. Check the resilience ladder and never skip the lawyer.
Longest on the market
90+ days, often negotiable- Loading…
Signals not shown this capture
How these are computed: a price cut is two differing captures of the same listing (previous asking kept and shown); days listed counts from the month a listing first entered the index; below-median compares a listing's stated size against the median of its own area and type (land against land, homes against homes) where at least 10 sized listings exist and the listing's size is within a quarter to four times that cell's median size, so estate parcels are never measured against house lots. Thin cells, unverified records and results beyond 75% below (unit or mapping errors) are excluded. A section appears only when five or more listings qualify. Full detail: methodology. Check what you can afford: affordability.