This is the page my sellers see before anything is listed. The band is what buyers paid this month for a Menlo Park home, read five ways. Where a home sits inside the band decides how it should be priced. That's a judgment about the street and the house, made from the closings around them.
Smaller than the 2,259 sq ft average, original condition, or a busier street. Buyers compare these on price per foot, so the list price has to read correctly against $1,565 before anyone visits.
Near the average size, updated, on a quiet block. This is where the 105% happens: buyers compare on condition and presentation, and several of them arrive the same week.
The larger lot, the newer build, the corner nobody drives past. Comparables thin out up here, and the July median tells you almost nothing about the house.
Reply to the email this arrived in with your street and two times that work this week, and I'll work around your week.