What is the best way to find home sale price information for a given neighborhood?
I know it is public domain information if you visit in person to the local government office, but I was wondering if anyone out there knows of a website to search. Thanks!
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There is zillow.com. However I found this very unhelpful and inaccurate. Several real estate agents have said the same.
Your local government office may have the info online. Large counties do. Check with your county’s assessor’s office website and look for “real estate”.
I agree with the former answer. Zillow is your best bet. The problem with it is inflated values or “Zestimates”.
Real estate agents and owners can enter additional photos and detailed features of their homes for sale. Other sales listed on the site have what minimal property data that transfers over from tax records which may not include remodels, increases in sqft of a home, it’s condition, etc. You are left sometimes comparing apples to bananas.
If you want info on a certain neighborhood, you could enlist the help of a real estate agent who could run or email you sold listings specific to your criteria. They perform this for free.
My office’s corporate website at JohnLscott.com has “sold” property data & those listings available to the public. Problem with that is JLS is only in Washington, Oregon and Idaho and that sold data is only available for Washington.
Other real estate firms nationwide may jump on this bandwagon in the future, but right now, I think John L. Scott is the only real estate firm that offers that.
As a PS, you could try googliing “Sold Property Data” and your area to see if there are any real estate offices in your area have public access on their websites.